Andy Bookwalter – Friends, there’s a lot of ugliness in America right now. It’s easy to forget about what we do really well, better than anyone in the world. Besides overeating and missing the point, I’m talking about stripped down rock and roll, preferably the kind with punk rock washboard, wallet chains, and songs about pot roast.
Tyson Lynn – For over a decade, Ritchie Young has delicately threaded his filigree voice through songs fanciful and expansive. Under the name Loch Lomond —sometimes solo, and often with an ever-evolving ensemble— Young has released five albums.
Graham Isaac – To keep complete and utter track of Robert Pollard’s rock and roll output (without the help of a spreadsheet or multiple open windows) is a bit of a Quixotic task; the man has remained prolific for over twenty years under multiple headings.
Matt Ashworth – One thing we forgot to do when we were planning #NadaFest 2016 is check the schedule for popular local NFL football team the Seattle Seahawks, who were playing division rivals the Arizona Cardinals when the first three bands played on Sunday, Oct. 23.
Matt Ashworth – Saturday, Oct. 22 was my favorite night of #NadaFest, partially because there was the highest concentration of interesting people to talk to inside Substation, partly because it was my birthday, and mostly because we had eight great sets.
