Premier: Watch The Bad Decisions performing “Gatorland” on Earwig Sessions Vol. 2
Premiering today on Northwest Music Scene is the video for “Gatorland” from The Bad Decisions as the second installment of Earwig Sessions Vol. 2.
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New Music
Premier: Watch “Somewhere New” from Headwaves
Premiering today on Northwest Music Scene is the magical video for the addictive “Somewhere New” from Headwaves.
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PREMIERE: Listen to new EP titled ‘I See You, I Love You’ by Asterhouse
Premiering today on Northwest Music Scene is a two-song EP titled “I See You, I Love You” from Asterhouse.
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Review: The Weary Times — ‘The Weary Times’
Initially conceived as a project for fun and occasional gigs, The Weary Times have put together a strong debut that should help them chisel out a notch in the northwest music scene.
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PREMIERE: Listen to “Reigning Nonsense” by Strangely Alright
“Reigning Nonsense” is a new single from Strangely Alright premiering today on Northwest Music Scene.
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Premier: Watch Zander Yates’ glitchy video for new single “Robot Piano”
Premiering today on Northwest Music Scene is a trippy new video for “Robot Piano” from Zander Yates.
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PREMIERE: Listen to “Thread Me Into It” by Kiro Skiro
Premiering today on Northwest Music Scene is a newly released song called “Thread Me Into It” from Seattle dark pop outfit Kiro Skiro.
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Review: Mythological Horses — ‘YYYMF’
Holley’s Mythological Horses strike the match most combustible when leaning pop forward with a wacky garage-rock equation on YYYMF. At times doused with gasoline, the flames and heat from this new line up has the intensity to singe the boring, pedestrian elements of independent rock, thus keeping this genre and all it’s styles combustible.
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PREMIERE: Listen to “Tailspins” by Coach Phillips
Premiering today on Northwest Music Scene is a fantastic new track called “Tailspins” from Seattle’s Coach Phillips.
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Review: TÜN — ‘Mercury Retrograde’
When like-minded souls come together and fuse their talents and ideas into a focused common message, that is when they move from being a group of players to being “a band.”
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