Abe Beeson – I grew up a young fan of punk rock, getting into The Clash, Dead Kennedys, Sex Pistols and The Damned in the mid-80s, which is how it should be (adjusting for the passage of time) for all young people. Teen angst has no better companion than punk rock, in my opinion.
Justin R. Jensen – Australia’s most glittering synth-pop ambassadors, Cut Copy, are performing Thursday, July 16 at Q Nightclub in Seattle. It’s their first-ever DJ tour, meaning the band’s staying home while Dan Whitford and Tim Hoey step up to the wheels of steel.
PT Stinson – Hey Seattle—are you tired of punk rock that dresses the part but lets you down in the flavor department? Tired of that empty feeling that comes with lip service to punk affectations but doesn’t have anything to say? Fear not, Austin’s Feral Future will make you believe in punk again, arriving July 16 @ Hollow Earth Radio.
Macefield Music Festival, the annual Ballard musical extravaganza inspired by real estate holdout Edith Macefield, recently announced the full lineup for its 2015 event and it’s a lovely representation of Seattle music past and present.
Promote This is a long-running NadaMucho.com feature wherein we write about emerging and unsigned bands. This installment features New York singer-songwriter Anne Stott, Berlin electronic act Noah’s Tape and local pop/punk band Stuporhero.
