Paul Broderson – Today, we’re pleased as punch to bring you the world premiere of “Contentment,” the first single and video from budding Seattle supergroup Rub. Clearly children of the MTV generation, “Contentment” is a refreshing departure from today’s abstract, overly-orchestrated mini movies that pass for music videos.
Patrick Galactic – Hey it’s the Softly Burning Boy, singer-songwriter Patrick Galactic here, back from an 18-month silence to bring you my newest video “Ageless”. This is the final track on my EP No Future to Fear, released in February 2020. Because the album was dark and cerebral, it didn’t feel right to push it onto the public as the pandemic took over our lives. In such a bleak time, I wasn’t even feeling it, how could anyone else?
Matt Ashworth – Last year, Nada photographer Andy Perkovich captured an early set from Rachaels Children at Lucky Liquor and summarily raved about the band’s “passion for creating sound that stems from a desire to reject compliance and provide a space for communal tantrums.” Now, as the band quickly catches the attention of other local taste-makers, we’re excited to debut their first official video, “Running.”
Andrew Lowe – “It was weird… but I liked it.” That was the most common phrase I heard at my first Shit Ghost show. I couldn’t agree more.
Today we’re excited to debut the new song and video, “Snow Globe,” from Seattle band Anonioni. The part stop motion / part live action video recalls classic surrealist and sci-fi…
