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Friday: Red Cross Benefit at Barboza
By Christine Mitchell on December 11, 2017
RED CROSS BENEFIT AT BARBOZA THIS FRIDAY ‘Tis the giving season, and the excellent, unclassifiable Actionesse have teamed up with the pop-leaning, rocking Asterhouse and...
Timbrrr! #5: Ra Ra Riot, Hobosexual headline
By Christine Mitchell on November 7, 2017
Honestly, who doesn’t get a little giddy at the prospect of Leavenworth in the winter? The little Bavarian-ish paradise, with its snow and twinkling...
The Ramones’ hairy resurrection
By Christine Mitchell on October 31, 2017
There is a chill in the air, a damp that penetrates to the bone. It’s the tail end of October, and you know what that...
Leava: new music series begins with ‘CDT’
By Christine Mitchell on October 20, 2017
Those familiar with Leava’s intermittent musical releases have inevitably fallen in love with his approach. The band’s atmospheric tracks are layered in sound, intention, and...
Everything I learned from Tom Petty
By Christine Mitchell on October 4, 2017
What follows is a personal commentary on Tom Petty’s legacy from SMI Jr. Partner and Co-Editor, Christine Mitchell. The sudden passing of Tom Petty this...
Sir Mix A Lot + Meat Puppets = Rock the Boat ’17
By Christine Mitchell on August 20, 2017
When Sir Mix A Lot took the stage at the Everett Music Initiative’s third annual Rock the Boat concert, held at Boxcar Park at the Everett...
Aquasox hosts Brewfest and bands
By Christine Mitchell on August 13, 2017
Those with a love for beer, bands, and baseball got their fix at Brewfest, hosted by the Aquasox at Everett Memorial Stadium and sponsored by...
Music Lovers: #CureCancerFaster with Obliteride
By Christine Mitchell on August 4, 2017
One thing that we here at SMI are certain of is that our founder, Greg Roth, is a singularly passionate person. His passion for music...
New Music: Nail Houses’ PARADE
By Christine Mitchell on July 20, 2017
Nail Houses’ self-descriptors are short and to the point: “Uncomfortable music for uncomfortable people,” with the band’s first EP, PARADE, described as “a collection of songs...
New Music: Asterhouse’s ‘Errors That Smile’
By Christine Mitchell on July 14, 2017
When the Four Corners: A Split compilation was released a little over a year ago, Asterhouse’s two tracks stood out as the most shiny and...
Crystal Desert’s Evening of Darkness
By Christine Mitchell on June 8, 2017
It’s a little bit gut-wrenching that the defining moment of Crystal Desert’s career, their apex, was this: they stripped off their black clothing, revealing ramients...
The truncation of Crystal Desert
By Christine Mitchell on June 5, 2017
What makes a legend? If a tree fell in the forest and there were a hundred people to witness it, would you believe them if they...