
In The Pit- Pedro The Lion Performs “Control” and “Its Hard to Find A Friend” At Thalia Hall
Thalia Hall opened its doors, flooding its venue and dousing its stage with blue light for Seattle native indie rock band, Pedro the Lion; who played two of their albums in their entirety and featuring Special Guest, Perfume Genius

Photo Gallery: Outline in Color Takes the Stage
Outline in Color played at the W.C. Social Club on April 29 accompanied by a variety of other bands.

In The Pit: Outline In Color
Outline in Color played at the W.C. Social Club on April 29. Accompanied by The Skies are Shifting, Careless Sanctions, Discrepancies and VRSTY, the evening was heart-racingly fun.

Killer Klassix: ALVVAYS – “ALVVAYS”
ALVVAYS solidifies a strong introduction capitalizing on modernizing classic sounds and pushing the envelope in regards to conventional pop

Killer Cuts: boygenius is Back With “the record”
After a 5-year hiatus, the indie supergroup returns with their latest album, a prime example of collaborative artistry.

Killer Klassix: Knuckle Puck: “Don’t Come Home”
The band capitalizes on an abstract composition to entice the listener and using relative, vulnerable lyrics to perfectly match melody to sentiment.

Killer Cuts: Real Friends: “There’s Nothing Worse Than Too Late”
Real Friends’s new lead vocalist adds his own flavor to an ensemble of longtime friends who are dedicated to their craft, using every release as a stepping stone to achieve a great album.

In The Pit: Until I Wake; Dark Divine; Catch Your Breath; Sakoya
On March 16, six emerging metalcore bands took the stage at The W.C. Social Club to bring forth a nuance sound, astounding talent and garner a sound rooted in the community.

Killer Klassix: Alive In Standby; “Dream Status” EP
Alive in Standby takes the pain in stride, crafting an EP that is a balance of electronic pop, aggressive metalcore with a touch of sensual R&B that can be for your first time metalcore listener, or a long established fan.

Whetting Your Appetite for More: “Eat Your Young” Review
With his powerful lyrics and enchanting backing instrumentals, Hozier defends his place in music history with a jaw-dropping EP release.

Killer Klassix: The Starting Line; “Make Yourself At Home”
The Starting Line uses a minimalistic approach to not only further establish their sound, but have fun with their fans in the process.

Killer Klassix: The True Blue; “If That’s How You Feel”
The True Blue ripples the Detroit music scene with their debut full length; reinventing common ground and acquiring a fanbase, transcending musical genres.