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by OCEANWIRES
Seattle’s Oceanwires ride the line between emo and post-punk, delivering songs with pleading vocals and scorching riffs.
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The Seattle band work around the edges of shoegaze and dream pop with a rare sense of clarity and momentum.
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Drag All the Lights Inside
by Nesting
From Seattle comes this tumultuous art rock record, full of intricate songs that alternately whisper and kick.
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End of Tunes
by Friends Below Zero
The cool and wacky home recorded indie rock on this unearthed 90s gem is full of scrappy, lo-fi charm.
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Terrifically ragged rock & roll that recalls solo Paul Westerberg in its big melodic hooks and swaggering guitars.
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Seattle rockers distill existential malaise into a moody psych-pop marvel that leverages warped synths and gothic textures to the fullest.
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Stretching to Infinity
by Reverse Death
An earthy amalgam of American Primitive, spiritual jazz, and drone from this Seattle group is full of orbiting melodies and forest vibes.
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