Three Songs To The Head vol. 20
Wednesday, November 19, 2014 12:57 — 0 Comments
Hello and welcome back to Three Songs to the Head where we share three songs that moved us, three songs we love, three songs we can’t get out of our heads! Today, we’re featuring Dean Johnson, Eleanor Murray and Planes On Paper. Enjoy!
The Jesus Rehab’s “Sallie”
Tuesday, November 18, 2014 10:06 — 2 Comments
Mini Cortese brothers! A Lego Movie-like phone with hecka exuberance – OH MY GOD HOW WILL IT REUNITE WITH ITS LOVED ONES? But seriously, how is all this happening? Plus, doesn’t Dom look hella dope in that Post Office hat? And Jared’s smile, is it as charming for you as it is for me? QUICK SOMEONE PUT THAT VIDEO ON AGAIN, I NEED TO SEE IT!
Three Songs To The Head vol. 19
Monday, November 17, 2014 12:50 — 0 Comments
Hello and welcome back to Three Songs to the Head where we share three songs that moved us, three songs we love, three songs we can’t get out of our heads! Today, we’re featuring Julia Massey, Stereo Embers and Smokey Brights. Enjoy!
Three Songs To The Head vol. 18
Thursday, November 6, 2014 11:54 — 0 Comments
Hello and welcome back to Three Songs to the Head where we share three songs that moved us, three songs we love, three songs we can’t get out of our heads! Today, we’re featuring These Curious Thoughts, Sundae + Mr. Goessl and The Environment. Enjoy!
Angry In Seattle: Gabriel Teodros
Monday, November 3, 2014 12:17 — 0 Comments
Gabriel Teodros grew up in Beacon Hill and has been a beloved musician in Seattle for years. He also has lead numerous writing workshops with youth around the Puget Sound. His latest album, Evidence of Things Not Seen, is available now here.
Gabriel Teodros, 206UP and The Monarch
Wednesday, October 29, 2014 11:06 — 0 Comments
When Seattle-based blog 206UP reached out to us to say they had a video interview with Gabriel Teodros and would we be interested in running it on our site, we said yes! Yes! A hundred times yes! 206UP is a classy joint and Gabriel is one of our favorite hip-hop artists in the town. This collaboration was a no-brainer! Here is what Chul Gugich, creator of 206UP, had to say about the video: “The 28Hundred team sat down with Seattle hip-hop artist Gabriel Teodros in a kitchen in Bushwick, Brooklyn. It was a hot and humid Sunday in mid-July, but the well-traveled MC […]
Three Songs To The Head vol. 17
Wednesday, October 22, 2014 12:09 — 0 Comments
Hello and welcome back to Three Songs to the Head where we share three songs that moved us, three songs we love, three songs we can’t get out of our heads! Today, we’re featuring Thunderpussy, KAIROS and Tangerine. Enjoy!
The Monarch Stoop Sessions 1.2 (Full Video)
Tuesday, October 21, 2014 10:47 — 0 Comments
A few months ago, the beautiful Watt sisters of Seattle Living Room Shows and Seattle Secret Shows came together with The Monarch to put together the first-ever Stoop Sessions. The sunny afternoon featured the music of Kris Orlowski, Ravenna Woods, Evan Flory-Barnes, Joel Myers and Caleb Thompson. The day was filmed by Tos Fackenthall and the video was edited by Jonathan Baab. Very graciously, American Music in Fremont helped to support the event, as well. Here, now, we have the 24-minute video of the day to share with you. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did!Â
On The Road With Dave Bazan and PSQ – Andrew Joslyn
Monday, October 20, 2014 12:22 — 0 Comments
I woke up this morning in Fort Stockton, Texas. The Super 8 Motel room’s air was cool, and smelled faintly of dried vomit (by-product of a previous tenant). Our cockroach companion still lay cooling himself in the porcelain tub, where we left him last night. I couldn’t stop thinking about him for an hour as I was falling asleep last night – between dreaming that my bedsheets were infested with a swarm of cockroaches, or that I was transforming into a 5 foot bug myself (in Kafka ‘Metamorphosis’ style), I had a hard time letting myself drift off. Despite all […]
Angry In Seattle: Evan Flory-Barnes
Tuesday, October 14, 2014 9:02 — 0 Comments
Evan Flory-Barnes is a Seattle-based musician. He is a gigging fool known for his upright bass mastery in bands like Industrial Revelation and The Teaching.
The answer isn't poetry, but rather language
- Richard Kenney
