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If you went to a lot of warehouse shows in the early '00s, you were probably familiar with Carissa's Wierd, a band who made music way too beautiful for their surroundings. Back the...
Arizona-via-Seattle slowcore legends Carissa's Wierd have announced their return, with their first new album since 2002 arriving in January 2027. It's called Somewhere Further Than...
Carissa's Wierd, the Seattle-based duo of Jenn Champion and Mat Brooke, made some absolutely gorgeous DIY indie records back in the early '00s, and now they're doing it again. The...
Carissa’s Weird fueron un clásico del indie underground más emo de los dosmiles. La banda, con Mat Brooke,… La entrada Carissa’s Weird vuelven con su primer disco en 25 años se pub...
For her debut Lagniappe Session, Maisy Owen turns to four songwriters who share her gift for making difficult things sound beautiful. From Rosa Lee Carson’s devastating “The Drinke...
Described as a track “about feeling lost and wanting someone to pull you out of it,” “Ache” is an absorbing rocker from Afternoon Sister. Led by singer-songwriter Alice Ventura, th...
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Rock group Alice in Chains. Left to right Jerry Cantrell, guitar; Layne Staley, vocals, Michael Starr, bass and Sean Kinney in Hollywood for rehearsal July 1991. Grunge music reall...
The dark folk artist Marissa Nadler first met Stephen Brodsky, frontman of the heavy Boston bands Cave In and Mutoid Man, at Saint Vitus, the Brooklyn metal enclave that finally ju...
Widowspeak brought their hazy guitars and understated melodies into the KEXP studio for a four-song live performance recorded July 31 and released September 25. Led by Molly Hamilt...
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The nom-de-tune of Chicago-based songwriter and guitarist Ella O’Connor Williams, Squirrel Flower’s debut Lagniappe Session comes on the heels of her latest LP, Say a Prayer to the...
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Baltimore rock band Underlined Passages unveils quietly melancholic album A Quiet Condition, a relatable eight-track collection that’s vibrant and vulnerable all at once. Channelin...
Nobody does heartache like Johanna Warren. The Florida-born, Wales-based singer-songwriter has a knack for crushing ballads that communicate a kind of primal desperation, hitting i...
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Seattle alt-folk artist Where’s Beth sits with the ordinary ache of being alive on ‘Ache Is A Cricket In The Night,’ a soul-stirring, gently enchanting sophomore album that discove...
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