Steve Strongman No Time Like Now Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier Canadian blues rock guitarist, Steve Strongman, returns with his latest record, No Time Like Now (Sonic Unyon Records), and plethora of legendary musicians performing alongside him on the record. Strongman worked with Read More

John Andrews & The Yawns Bad Posture Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier The saying “it’s a small world” couldn’t ring any truer than with John Andrews and the Yawns. Andrews’ first record, Bit By The Fang, documented his time living in Amish country, or my hometown of Read More

Laura Marling Semper Femina Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier Despite her young age, 27-year-old singer/songwriter Laura Marling has had a very prolific songwriting career. Her latest record, Semper Femina (Latin for “always a woman”), is her sixth studio record in the past nine years. Read More

The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band Front Porch Sessions Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier The Southern Indiana vocalist/guitarist, Reverend Peyton, has a thunderous presence that forces everyone around him to take notice in everything he’s involved with. As the frontman of Reverend Read More

by Ziggy Merritt Capturing love in song is one of the more elemental things about the continuum of music through the ages. It can be divine or personal but all forms of the love song offer something relatable. It helps the songwriter connect to their audience through the ups and Read More

by Bryan Culver I’m going to go out on a limb and assume most Seattle-based musicians aren’t spending a lot of their time in between gigs hanging out in London.  I mean—Seattle-to-London—that’s a long haul.  Then again, Alex Rose is far from your average Seattle-based musician. Read More