Photo Set: High On Fire @ El Corazon
Travis Trautt – Walking up to the High On Fire show January 21 at El Corazon, I noticed a ton of gutter punk girls with huge Mohawks and tons of spikes. Clearly this was going to be a rough, tough show.
Travis Trautt – Walking up to the High On Fire show January 21 at El Corazon, I noticed a ton of gutter punk girls with huge Mohawks and tons of spikes. Clearly this was going to be a rough, tough show.
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. You could accidentally click on an album under the Recently Sold section and discover your new favorite band.
Adam Lawrence – In 2016, movies held a pretty special place for most folks – this year was a doozy and movies were there to provide a soothing balm of escapism. Sure, the summer blockbusters mostly sucked ass and it seemed like every other movie released was some kind of experiment designed to calculate just how far our standards have fallen for good story, strong characters, and whatever passes for authentic emotion. Mighty Marvel moves on, 40-year-old franchises still reign, and sometimes it feels like there hasn’t been a movie made specifically for an adult audience in years.
Matt Ashworth – Quick… which current Seattle musician has performed on The Grammy Awards, The American Music Awards, and The Tonight Show?
Darren Selector – New music releases used to come out on Tuesdays. My spot to pick them up was Tower Records on 38th in Tacoma. They closed every day at midnight, but on Monday nights they’d reopen a minute later at 12:01 AM. So after a pause, we could search the store, attack the racks with our claws, and get ours.