Review: ‘In Shadows’ from Furniture Girls is a Manifold of Themes
Furniture Girls entered my world when I found a band blog written by guitarist Jason Lightfoot while they were on
Read moreFurniture Girls entered my world when I found a band blog written by guitarist Jason Lightfoot while they were on
Read moreI wanted to write “Alive, Alive, Alive” in the hopes that reports of David Bowie’s death might be a hoax
Read moreSo there is definitely worse music than Swift’s. For her what I’ll say is that like most popular pop music, her tunes are bland and easy to endure. They waft somewhere just overhead, not quite out of reach, before floating away.
Read moreThis is a great album through and through, full of unique material that gives this great northwest band a sound all their own and you’re
Read moreI decided to jump on the bandwagon last minute and give a list of what I encountered in 2014 that
Read morewe’re showcasing some of the best talent that the Pacific Northwest has to offer, at least one band per day, leading up to December 31st, to ring in a new year. This list is in no particular order and it is not a chart or a countdown.
Read moreWhen I had Furniture Girls, into the Critical Sun studio, I introduced them quickly and mentioned the name of the
Read moreThe Music Book is a story of loss, of fear and loneliness, of a mutable past. But most of all it’s about music as a force, as energy, as a creator of possibility. What might come from the sound of an A chord played just so?
Read moreFor you Prince fans out there, Matt “Dr.” Fink, Prince’s keyboard player from 1978 through 1991, will be performing this
Read moreI know I’ve said it before, but how about one more time? Furniture Girls is one of my favorite bands in Seattle, and their brand of high-energy, punk-infused, electronic rock is unique in the Seattle scene and should be more well known than it is.
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