The cassette for Gulch Days by Crater Lakes arrived at my home in a neat little cardboard box which was adorned with…
WATCH: Shoecraft & Warbler Perform at W\A\M’s Inaugural Concert
WE\ARE\MIRRORS hosted its first ever live concert at the end of July this year. Here are some videos of the event,…
Cassettes Galore! AKA, What I’ve Been Listening to on Hiatus
So things have been busy. I recently took a trip with my dad down to the South, WE\ARE\MIRRORS had its…
LEAVA, Campion & Everett Pop-Up Arts: A Concert Review
When I arrived at the release show for BRUNT — the latest EP from Everett band LEAVA — the band’s mastermind…
REVIEW: Beyond Control
On their sophomore full-length Beyond Control, Seattle band Kings Kaleidoscope evidences much growth but still shows they need much refinement.
We Are Mirrors Announces Concert and Radio Appearance
I am very excited to announce that WE\ARE\MIRRORS will be hosting its first ever live music show on July 29th.
Only Time: How Fauna Shade Hasn’t Lost Their Wonder
You’re walking to class at Everett Community College, and you pass by a groundskeeper trimming the grass. Unruly blonde hair…
REVIEW: Psychic Temple III
Yesterday on the music blog A Diverse Sound (for which I occasionally write), I posted a review of an EP…
From All Sides: a Fisherman’s Village Retrospective
For three years now, music lovers in Snohomish County haven’t needed to travel far for a festival experience. Those too…
Soniphone Records: The Everett Label
Next to the New Mexicans restaurant off Hewitt Avenue in downtown Everett is what used to be an Allstate Insurance…
REVIEW: Under
Anthony Aparo’s solo debut reveals an unseen side of the artist’s musical personality and taste.
A Conversation with Anthony Quails
All Caps: A Swift SoundCloud Snapshot (NEW TRACK REVIEWS)
WE\ARE\MIRRORS radio silence will end soon. Until then, here are three track reviews all from the second-best streaming site out…
REVIEW: Often in the Pause
Kris Orlowski’s sophomore full-length, Often in the Pause, develops the band’s sound by finding a more comfortable place in multiple styles.
REVIEW: Tales & Tails
In Civilized Creature’s fourth release, Tales & Tails, the Portland beatster finds himself making the album he was destined to make.
