Review: Mines
Mines ““The Way the Wind Whips the Water”” (Woodson Lateral Records) I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again; Seattle is and still remains the Mecca for talented earth-shattering indie rock. The Mines are not the most innovative act…
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Review: The Building Press
The Building Press ““Amplitude of Frequencies Over Time”” (Woodson Lateral Records) Yo, boys are taking it scientific on your ass. They got this diagram of time, amplitude, and frequencies right on the disc to really let you know what their…
Review: “Mass Transit”
Various Artists ““Mass Transit”” (Woodson Lateral Records) Mass Transit is a collection of independent artists from a number of different labels all of which are either sparsely contemporary indie rock or electronica. I had never heard of any of these…
Review: Via
Via “Deception Pass” (Woodson Lateral Records) Just like their cover artwork, Via is artsy. Indie rock with reverberating darkness is laced throughout thier latest contribution, “Deception Pass”. This is not a record for, say, a pool party or family gathering.…
Review: The Dutch Flat
The Dutch Flat “Ghosts” (Woodson Lateral Records) I was having trouble deciding if I liked The Dutch Flat or not. After listening to “Ghosts” for a while I came to some decisive conclusions. The music isn’t too bad. The vocals…