The multitalented Seattle artist walks Martin Douglas through their fantastic new solo album.
Martin Douglas chronicles a bummer summer while listening to the Seattle beatmaker's debut instrumental collection on repeat.
Martin Douglas explores what he refers to as "a moving history of the Microphones" within Phil Elverum's latest full-length project.
Nearly a decade removed from being courted by mainstream music media, the Tacoma rap trio continues to utilize what brought them to the mosh pit. Martin Douglas explores.
Martin Douglas dives into Meet the Beatles! by The Beatles.
Martin Douglas dives into Daydream Nation by Sonic Youth. When it comes to art punk, indie rock, or alternative rock, there are few bands more widely influential than Sonic Youth.
Martin Douglas dives into Album – Generic Flipper by Flipper.
Martin Douglas examines one of the most beloved artifacts from Detroit's much ballyhooed early-'00s garage-rock scene.
Martin Douglas explores the enigmatic Haitian-American rapper’s opus and its entry into the pantheon of the genre’s hallmark works.
Mia Zapata, vocalist for the Gits, was one of the best singers to ever call Seattle home. Martin Douglas dives into her talent and the albums the band released in the early 1990s.
Martin Douglas sits down with the tenured Seattle vocalist for a life-spanning conversation, speaking on growing up in the church, her famous one-night performance as the singer of Soundgarden, and much more.
On a special Friday edition of Throwaway Style, Martin Douglas explores the new album from the Seattle grunge (not "neo-grunge") trio.
Martin Douglas is bringing you coverage from Treefort Music Festival, taking place live from Boise through Sunday.
Martin Douglas takes a look at the modern garage-punk classic and gets a few words from frontman Lars Finberg about the album.
The Seattle/Tacoma/Portland band's first full-length is a cauldron pot of love, sex, death, and distorted guitars. Martin Douglas investigates.
Martin Douglas combs the contours of the New York skateboarder-turned-rapper's excellent full-length debut.
The new single from the Portland quartet is a peppy tune about how death eventually comes for us all. Martin Douglas explores.
One of Seattle's brightest singer/songwriters pens an anxious tune about our current cultural moment. Martin Douglas explores.
Martin Douglas dives into Paganicons by Saccharine Trust, written in Kurt’s list as “1st EP.”
Martin Douglas dives into The Flowers of Romance by Public Image Ltd..
