Benjamin Britten’s spare, riveting ghost story keeps you on the edge of your seat.
Category: Music
‘History Rhymes If It Doesn’t Repeat (A Southend Healing Ritual)’ by Gabriel Teodros
The veteran MC is Seattle’s conscience and its memory and his new album plays like a social media account that you actually want to follow.
Jonathan Toubin, Professional Partystarter
“These records, ultimately it’s party stuff. But it’s also a huge statement about culture, time, music, history.”
Ten Questions for Your Band: Richie Dagger’s Crime
‘Sea of Dysfunction,’ the debut LP by Richie Dagger’s Crime, is one of Seattle’s strongest releases this year.
Horvitz/Previte Duo & the Voodoo Orchestra, Kikagaku Moyo, Sons of Kemet and more
Listen! New Music by Hel Mary, Watch Rome Burn, Kyte Mika, Robin Bacior and Floating Forest
Five must-hear songs from the Pacific Northwest.
‘Dark Party’, Red Ribbon’s gracefully haunted debut
Though largely downtempo and melancholic, ‘Dark Party’ still manages to shake out on the pop-leaning side of the equation.
Philharmonia Northwest celebrates Taiwanese music
“Orchestras like Philharmonia Northwest are as important a part of the classical music ecosystem as professional ensembles.” Music director Julia Tai leads the venerable orchestra’s most far-reaching and ambitious concert yet.
Spesh goes retro-chic on new album ‘Famous World’
The debut from new-wavy foursome Spesh bursts with fun, teased-hair dance numbers and snippets of 2018 political realities.
Violinist Augustin Hadelich and SSO in perfect accord on season opener
Hadelich brought delicacy and power to Beethoven’s Violin Concerto, in a program that also included Debussy and Janacek.
A close encounter with Look Up Fest
Into the fog of the counterfactual arrives Look Up Fest, a brand-new confab of music, visual art, beer and strange vibes.
