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Your Guide to Timber! 2023
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Read MoreArtist Home Premiere: “Please Be Nice (to Me)” by Forest Ray
Seattle band Forest Ray kicks up some serious dust on “Please Be Nice (to Me),” the second single from their forthcoming full-length, Windf**ker, and Artist Home is damned proud to be premiering it here. If you want to put a fine enough point on it, Forest Ray’s often rootsy, very handmade sound could be dubbed…
Read MoreArtist Home Premiere: “All Your Mountains” by Long Dark Moon
It’s a busy week for Long Dark Moon. The project, spearheaded by singer/guitarist/songwriter Aaron Starkey of Seattle rock band Gibraltar, debuts their video for “All Your Mountains,” the first single off of their forthcoming full-length. And we’re proud to premiere it here at Artist Home. While “All Your Mountains” showcases many of the elements that…
Read MoreDaniel G. Harmann: Crafting Chill Grooves out of Adversity, Technology, and Baseball
As the singer/guitarist for The Trouble Starts and his own solo recordings, Daniel G. Harmann has spent over twenty years making cathartic indie guitar-rock, characterized by sharp guitar hooks and reflective lyrics. But Harmann’s new EP, Unspoken Ghosts, Vol. 1, marks a radical departure for him. The six mostly instrumental tracks on Unspoken Ghosts, Vol.1…
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Artist Home Premiere: “Flèche” by Eclo
Peter Michel has leveled up his game as a musician, and Artist Home is proud to be premiering audiovisual evidence of that, in the form of “Flèche,” the first video from Michel’s current project, Éclo. Michel’s name should be familiar to PNW music fans as the leader of the dream-pop outfit, Hibou. Over the course…
Read MoreYour So Dreamy Music Festival Sampler
As AH co-founder Kevin Sur posted in our intro yesterday, The So Dreamy Festival (happening Saturday, June 4 and Sunday, June 5) marks a truly special event. It’ll shine a welcome spotlight on the QTBIPOC creatives bringing richness and genuine diversity to the local scene, even as the music acts deliver the booty-shaking, electric immediacy…
Read MoreSuperCoze’s Cody Choi Launches An Annual LGBTQ and BIPOC lined music festival
SuperCoze’s Cody Choi Launches An Annual LGBTQ and BIPOC lined music festival
Read MoreArtist Home faves bring Art, Music, and Comedy in the Coming Days
Two great live events (slightly) outside of our usual sphere of coverage are taking place in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood later this week. Each involves Artist Home favorites, and we’d be remiss if we didn’t give a shout-out to both. We’ve covered The Spider Ferns, and the artwork of lead singer Kelly Fleek, in these…
Read MorePNW Trio Memory Boys Throws Frowns, Fury, and Hooks
Rock and roll is a strange, paradoxical animal. On the face of it, traditional guitar-dominated rock can’t help but offer an air of comfort and familiarity. But PNW trio Memory Boys blasts out ragged post-punk that manages to be something much more than the sum of its time-honored parts. The resulting sound careens between in-your-face…
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