Andy Bookwalter – When I asked the person who guides people to their spots in Sasquatch Hooverville for a nice peaceful corner she offered me a spot in the ADA section. I can’t deny that I thought about it for a second, but what if there’s only one spot and a war hero shows up right after I get there?
Jason Murray – Django Django are a “psychedelic electric rock band” from Britain that’s touring on its recently released album, Marble Skies. With a sound that’s not exactly like anything I’d heard before, I jumped at the chance to make them them the subjects of my first photo set for NadaMucho.com.
Travis Trautt – I was so stoked about this chance to see one of my childhood heroes that I didn’t even mind having to drive down to Kent, where Judas Priest was performing at ShoWare Center A nondescript conference-center looking facility 19.8 miles south of Seattle’s city limits that quite honestly seemed a little small for the band that gave us British Steel. The drive flew by..
Rachel Bennett – Earlier this month La Luz returned to Seattle to debut their third album, Floating Features, released May 11 on local label Hardly Art. It’s the four-piece band’s first release since they moved down to L.A., and with a familiar, but matured sound, the record indicates that the California sun has been beneficial to the band’s creative endeavors.
Stephanie Oster – Nada Surf played to a sold out crowd Wednesday, May 9 at the Neptune Theater in the University District of Seattle Washington. The show, being the 21st installment of the KEXP’s Little Big Show, was buzzing with the energy of earnest joy.
