David Bowie has decided to spread the love a few months early this year. He's released the music video for the track "Valentine's Day" off of his recent album, The Next Day. The video doesn't try to overwhelm you with visuals, there's just Bowie and his guitar. The simplicity really allows you to …
The timing of this couldn't be more perfect with David Bowie's 70th birthday (and sadly, the anniversary of his passing) right around the corner: listen to a cover of "Sorrow" from Jenny Lewis below, which is actually a cover of a cover since it's originally by The McCoys, but then popularized by …
Despite the innumerable sources of praise and worship from every corner of the earth, David Bowie somehow finds a way to face a sort of misrepresentation in the modern world, where every new album is slated as a comeback. Each forthcoming effort from the aging rock legend has some sort of Lazarus e…
A long-lost David Bowie demo has been discovered, Diarrhea Planet announce break up, Pond share new single, and Oneohtrix Point Never reveals two new videos.
The David Bazan helmed project makes debut EP available on vinyl for the first time since 1997.
This music collective presents a fascinating hour of improvisation. Session includes Jared Borkowski (guitar), David Balatero (cello), Andrew Swanson (keys, sax and EWI), Rob Hanlon (EWI) and Naomi Siegel (trombone).
This pianist is drawn to experimental settings, and he creates a promising one here, with Juan Pablo Carletti (drums), Doug Haning (clarinets), Dan Blunk (sax), Marc Smason (trombone), and Frank Clayton (bass).
Most bands start by writing songs at home and recording in their basements. For David Bazan, it took nearly two decades to get there. The former Pedro the Lion bandleader and subsequent solo artist has long been a local treasure, appealing to a generation of Northwest indie kids in the 90s and 2000…
From Japanese Breakfast and Julien Baker to David Byrne and Bon Iver, these are just some of the acts we're looking forward to at this year's Sasquatch! Music Festival.
The Seattle band returns with a new album examining childhood loneliness and the weight carried around from the lead singer's former hometown.
"Takashi" and "Spontaneous" follow last week's David Lynch-featuring "Fire Is Coming"
With David Bazan in attendance Nov. 15–17 and director Brandon Vedder in attendance Nov. 16–18.
Indie folk darling Angel Olsen kicked off her North American tour last night in Charlottesville and treated the audience to a surprise cover of beloved icon David Bowie's "Five Years." The song comes from 1972's classic The Rise and Fall Of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars. Olsen recently …
The reformed group fronted by David Bazan returns with an aching ode to childhood from their upcoming album Phoenix, out Jan. 18 via Polyvinyl Records.
DJ John Richards chats with the Seattle songwriter for the inaugural episode of Sound & Vision
Strange Negotiations has its theatrical debut in Seattle on 11/15 at the Northwest Film Forum.
In separate interviews, Martin Douglas speaks to Jean Smith and David Lester of the Vancouver-based band about their influence on a generation of musicians, the K Records reissues of two of their classic albums, and much more.
Guest Sarika Cullis-Suzuki speaks with Diane Horn about ocean conservation and the book "Beneath Cold Seas: The Underwater Wilderness of the Pacific Northwest," authored by photographer David Hall.
Songwriter David Porter shares the story portrayed in the Emmy-nominated documentary, Stax: Soulsville U.S.A.
Director Brandon Vedder settled in for a long drive, coming home from a shoot. He was in the process of finishing his short film A Certain Kind of Light and had his sensors out for the next story he wanted to tell. He turned on an episode of Pete Holmes’ You Made It Weird podcast and heard a famili…
