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• Band In Seattle: Episode 224

  Electric NoNo / Julia Massey

  Year: 2016

  Runtime: 23 min

  "How can such a big sound come from just two people?" This is what you will be asking yourself upon hearing Electric NoNo for the first time. Aside from "delivering a punch harder than Crispin cider" (train wreck'd society), you will find well-crafted albums, giant singable hooks, and a live show that will make you once again believe in the power of rock.
  Julia Massey & The Five Finger Discount is a sweetly trippy, magical musical trio led by dreamy flaxen-blonde vocalist/keyboardist Julia and flanked by her happily-raging rhythm section, Matt Deason (bass) and Dominic Cortese (drums).
  Julia and Matt and Dom share a deep passion for pho between playing their own private festivals - while also playing out at legendary Seattle venues like the Triple Door and the Showbox (along with the Tractor, Sunset, and Barboza) with similarly adept and inspired artists as Camille Bloom, Robb Benson, Red Jacket Mine, Carla Torgerson, Wayne Horvitz, the Hoot Hoots, the Great Um, and many others.

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• Band In Seattle: Season 3 Concert 9

  Hounds of the Wild Hunt

  Year: 2017

  Runtime: 41 min

  It all started when Nicky Anderson responded to Jonny Henningson’s call for a guitar player when they were teenagers, and Hounds of the Wild Hunt was born. Later Ryan Devlin joined the band, then Cary Davis, and this band’s raw, unadulterated garage rock came to be close to what it is today. They’ve been through a lot since those teenage years, including – but not limited to – changing their name from the Whore Moans to now Hounds of the Wild Hunt.

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• Band in Seatte: Episode 220

  Kris Orlowski & Whitney Lyman

  Year: 2016

  Runtime: 23 min

  For Seattle musician Kris Orlowski, making music is about more than fulfilling personal agendas. It’s about creating something that touches the soul. His visceral, reflective lyrics build against more traditional rock and pop arrangements to weave stories that resonate with audiences from coast to coast.
  Whitney Lyman is a composer, singer and multi-instrumentalist from Seattle. She blends influences from traditional world folk, baroque chamber music, indie rock, and dream pop creating ethereal soundscapes and cinematic visuals.

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• Band In Seattle: Season 3 Concert 11

  Paula Boggs

  Year: 2017

  Runtime: 44 min

  Paula Boggs has been many things in her life – a former Starbucks executive, lawyer, KEXP board member, and an army officer. But those experiences have led her to where she is today – a singer-songwriter. If you could say one thing about Paula Boggs, it’s that she doesn’t fit into any kind of a box. It’s Seattle-brewed soulgrass, as she calls it.

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• Band in Seattle: Live Debut

  Posse

  Year: 2016

  Runtime: 34 min

  Posse is so unbelievably cool. With dreamy soundscapes and stark, deadpan vocals, Posse makes perfect rainy day music. They write the kind of songs that would honestly fit well over some self-effacing John Cusack monologue. Their sound is signature Seattle, but not pretentious in the slightest. With lyrics so layered and melodies so subtle, Posse’s songs take up a lot of real estate in your brain and refuse to leave.

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• Band in Seattle: The Crying Shame Concert

  The Crying Shame

  Year: 2017

  Runtime: 43 min

  With witty lyrics and a gritty gothic folk vibe, this six-piece feels so comfortable on stage that they turn every room into a living room. Each person is a particular ingredient, and they somehow make up this delicious sauce, but one where you can’t identify any particular flavors. You just know it’s good. No matter if you like country, rock, or folk music, their songs are super accessible.

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• Live at the Music Hall of Williamsburg

  The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart

  Year: 2009

  Runtime: 22 min

  One of our current new love affairs, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart bring their sugary dose of fuzzy nostalgia to the Music Hall of Williamsburg. Like a well informed ode to the great guitar driven bands of yesteryear (think My Bloody Valentine, Ride, Smiths, etc), The Pains of Being Pure at Heart tip their cap to those who inspired them with a performance that validates their current status as a band to know and watch over the coming months.

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• Guitar Yarn: Monte Pittman Episode 3

  Various Artists

  Year: 2016

  Runtime: 16 min

  Axe Hugger and Backstage Pass Presents, Guitar Yarn - The love between the music and the music maker Monte Pittman.

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• Band in Seattle: Erik Blood & Chimurenga Renaissance Season 3 Episode 5

  Various Artists

  Year: 2016

  Runtime: 23 min

  Chimurenga Renaissance and Erik Blood are featured on this episode of Band In Seattle.

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• Band in Seattle: Brent Amaker & The Rodeo Season 3 Concert 8

  Various Artists

  Year: 2017

  Runtime: 48 min

  If you took the stage presence and theatrics of Devo and David Bowie, the spaghetti western themes of Ennio Morricone, and a voice deeper than Johnny Cash, then you’ve got Brent Amaker and the Rodeo. They’re an actual Tarantino movie in music form. Stetsons and all, this troupe of cowboys are in a league all their own. You’d be hard up to find a band around here that puts on more of a show than Brent Amaker and the Rodeo.

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• Band In Seattle: Evening Bell

  Various Artists

  Year: 2017

  Runtime: 54 min

  There’s a song that Evening Bell plays, called “Dust Storm,” which says way more about their music than anything else. When one hears Evening Bell, it’s hard not to picture a tumble weed skimming around a desert somewhere in Tucson circa whenever John Wayne was a movie star. It’s vintage Americana at its finest, but with a dark and psychedelic twist – music fit for a ghost town overtaken by Saguaro cacti, and perhaps cows.

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• Live at The Fader

  Atlas Sound

  Year: 2007

  Runtime: 33 min

  Atlas Sound is the solo project of Bradford Cox, the striking and eccentric vocalist for experimental indie rocker act Deerhunter. Cox was born in 1982 in Athens, Georgia, a town whose burgeoning music scene greatly influenced the singer. He identified with the B-52's while growing up, particularly the late Ricky Wilson, and co-founded Deerhunter with drummer/keyboardist Moses Archuleta in 2001.Headlining Friday's edition of the FADER Sideshow, Cox whipped up a relaxing collage of terrestrial vocals and hypnotic Fender guitar, all flowing handsomely through miles of metal boxes and twisted wires. Though his output is organic at its source, Cox guides his music by higher powered, synthetic undercurrents, creating something that is both empowering and otherworldly.

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• Band In Seattle: Season 3 Episode 8

  Brent Amaker & The Rodeo

  Year: 2017

  Runtime: 22 min

  If you took the stage presence and theatrics of Devo and David Bowie, the spaghetti western themes of Ennio Morricone, and a voice deeper than Johnny Cash, then you’ve got Brent Amaker and the Rodeo. They’re an actual Tarantino movie in music form. Stetsons and all, this troupe of cowboys are in a league all their own. You’d be hard up to find a band around here that puts on more of a show than Brent Amaker and the Rodeo.

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• Live at The Metro Theatre

  Daughter

  Year: 2013

  Runtime: 1 hr 8 min

  Daughter's Sydney show was a revelation that left fans swooning and critics raving. With the crowd hanging on every word of their debut album 'If You Leave', the London trio (singer Elena Tonra, guitarist Igor Haefeli and drummer Remi Aguilella) invoked a beautifully haunting performance that featured heart-rending indie hits like 'Youth' and 'Human' plus their sultry cover of Daft Punk's 'Get Lucky'. Performed at The Metro Theatre, in Sydney, Australia, on July 24, 2013.

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• Band in Seattle: Live debut

  Jupe Jupe

  Year: 2016

  Runtime: 34 min

  My Young creates a characterization of himself in every performance. He and his band mates make up a quartet of cerebral musicians whose sound is self-described as “mournful dance, new wave music”. Young’s rich vocals are suggestive of a Depeche Mode sound, but then it stands on a foundation of heavy synth, rough guitar, and pounding drum lines. Coupled with Young’s pointed lyrics, Jupe Jupe has discovered a whole new sound for their Pacific Northwest audience.

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• Band In Seattle Paula Boggs Season 3 Episode 11

  Paula Boggs

  Year: 2017

  Runtime: 23 min

  Paula Boggs has been many things in her life – a former Starbucks executive, lawyer, KEXP board member, and an army officer. But those experiences have led her to where she is today – a singer-songwriter. If you could say one thing about Paula Boggs, it’s that she doesn’t fit into any kind of a box. It’s Seattle-brewed soulgrass, as she calls it.

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• Band in Seattle: Episode 306

  Posse

  Year: 2016

  Runtime: 23 min

  Posse is so unbelievably cool. With dreamy soundscapes and stark, deadpan vocals, Posse makes perfect rainy day music. They write the kind of songs that would honestly fit well over some self-effacing John Cusack monologue. Their sound is signature Seattle, but not pretentious in the slightest. With lyrics so layered and melodies so subtle, Posse’s songs take up a lot of real estate in your brain and refuse to leave.

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• Band in Seattle: Episode 226

  Ravenna Woods

  Year: 2016

  Runtime: 22 min

  Chris Cunningham plays guitar, percussion and sings. Matt Badger plays drums. Nic Danielson plays keyboards, synths and samples. Brantley Duke plays guitar, keys, percussion and also sings. Reed LV plays bass.

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• Band in Seattle: Smokey Brights Episode 228

  Smokey Brights

  Year: 2016

  Runtime: 23 min

  Warm, vintage, pop savvy, yet slightly wry rock music. The kind that streams from the boombox all day at your uncle's barbecue, or crackles through the AM radio on an all night drive through some expansive American highway.

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• Band in Seattle: Episode 307

  The Crying Shame

  Year: 2017

  Runtime: 22 min

  With witty lyrics and a gritty gothic folk vibe, this six-piece feels so comfortable on stage that they turn every room into a living room. Each person is a particular ingredient, and they somehow make up this delicious sauce, but one where you can’t identify any particular flavors. You just know it’s good. No matter if you like country, rock, or folk music, their songs are super accessible.

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• Live at Brooklyn Bowl

  The Go! Team

  Year: 2011

  Runtime: 59 min

  The Go! Team are a six-piece band from Brighton, England. They combine indie rock and garage rock with a mixture of blaxploitation and Bollywood soundtracks, double dutch chants, old school hip hop and distorted guitars. Their songs are a mix of live instrumentation and samples from various sources. The band's vocals vary between performances: while live vocals are handled mostly by Ninja (with Tsuchida and Fukami-Taylor also singing some solos), vocals on record also feature sampled and guest voices.

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• Band In Seattle Concert 225

  The Hoot Hoots

  Year: 2016

  Runtime: 31 min

  Seattle power pop quartet The Hoot Hoots are irresistible party starters. Their songs are powered by fuzzy guitars, fuzzier keyboards, and headhum-inducing hooks, and all these combine in a glorious, slightly insane energy in both their live shows and in their new album, Colorpunch.

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• Live at The Studio

  Tokyo Police Club

  Year: 2010

  Runtime: 29 min

  Since storming on to the scene in '06, TPC have honed in on the kind of proper, pop chops that have given them the inside track on this here music industry of ours. Theirs' are tunes that come packaged with a host of tasty touches hiding inside: acrobatic swirls of guitar, warm and woozy swells of synthesizer, and of course, Dave Monks' endearing, boy next door vocal delivery at the helm of the quartet.

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• Live at Rockwood Music Hall

  Two Door Cinema Club

  Year: 2010

  Runtime: 13 min

  Two Door Cinema club exhibit the same knack for chance that propelled them to the stage in the very beginning, experimenting ever so slightly by trimming the intense rhythms, dashing tempos, and inventive flourishes of "Undercover Martyn", "Cigarettes In The Theatre", and "Something Good Can Work" down into acoustic roots. The result is a set of songs that places emphasis on the melodies, harmonies, and story lines that drive at the heart of what this trio does. Call it another chance that, to no one's surprise, pays off in the form of this candid Guest Apartment style session with Two Door Cinema Club.

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