Nathan Ellis-Brown – Holy shit, one of the best Hip Hop bills this year is slated for Thursday, April 14 at Neumos. Atmosphere, Grayskull, POS and Digibits grace another solid night at this Capitol Hill club.
Nada Mucho Interview – MC Chris Q & A with Chris Ward By Matt Ashworth, Adam Lawrence & Jason Fisher We first became aware of MC Chris one Sunday night…
Matt Ashworth – It is 3 a.m. and you are passed out on the floor of your living room after drinking pints of Guiness with your three dearest friends all night. In the background you can hear a CD playing that isn’t from your own collection. It sounds Irish, perhaps due to the mandolin, concertina, and other traditional instrumentation. But no Irish Rovers this, you muse. The singer’s raspy, alluring drawl makes him sound as drunk as you are.
Eric Tognetti – When you think of Seattle’s contributions to the indie rock world, a lot of bands come to mind: Death Cab for Cutie, Young Fresh Fellows, Modest Mouse, Silkworm, the Posies. And that’s just a start.
Like many of my favorite bands (Sonic Youth, Pavement, The Pixies), Lazy Comet play loud, distorted guitar-based rock n’ roll. On the heels of two criminally-underattended Monday night shows at The Rendezvous, the band is giving Nada readers a chance to redeem themselves this Sunday at the Sunset Tavern.
