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Smoke Season @ Barboza: “Fleetwood Mac With Beats”

by Nada Staff on September 10th, 2017 | No Comments »

Los Angeles indie-pop duo Smoke Season will make their fourth appearance in Seattle September 12 at Barboza. The group, who describe their sound as “Fleetwood Mac with beats,” are a rising voice for social change in the music community, having flown to Standing Rock, North Dakota to support DAPL protests, and released music videos focusing on bullying of LGBTQ youth (“Loose”), support for veterans (“When The Smoke Clears”), immigration reform (“Emilia”).

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Bandcamp Counselor: August 2017

by camerondeuel on September 4th, 2017 | No Comments »

Cameron Deuel – Bandcamp is the single greatest music discovery platform in existence because it grants you instant access to an ecosystem of music in virtually every genre from artists around the world. Here are a few outstanding releases from August.

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Photo Set: Metallica in Seattle

by Travis Trautt on August 14th, 2017 | No Comments »

Travis Trautt – This metal kid had an overwhelming and amazing experience shooting Metallica last Wednesday in Seattle. To start, being escorted into the stadium and seeing the crowd was overwhelming. This was the first stadium show I have covered. When the band started, the place erupted.

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#ICYMI: STRFKR @ The Showbox

by Nada Staff on August 12th, 2017 | No Comments »

Sanae Kato – Earlier this year, Portland indie electronic band STRFKR played an intimate show to a full house at The Showbox in downtown Seattle. Lead singer Joshua Hodges came out dressed in a sparkly blue dress, pink sunglasses and a blonde wig, a nice change from the cape he adorned the last time I saw him perform.

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Gary’s Sunday Strategy: A Capitol Hill Block Party 2017 Day 3 Recap

by Nada Staff on August 7th, 2017 | No Comments »

Gary Horn – The CHBP was reassuringly balanced on the last day of the 2017 festival, providing a solid lineup that kept the crowd interested until the very end. While my NadaMucho.com Colleague Ian Bremner got his fill at the two large, outdoor stages, I focused primarily on the dearth of great local bands performing inside Neumos, Barboza and especially the Cha Cha, which seemed to have the market cornered on punk, post-punk and surf rock.