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John Fogerty, Hearty Har If it’s possible for an artist to be incredibly commercially successful, critically adored, still touring to packed venues and a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and still be underrated, John Fogerty is that guy. The songs he made with Creedence Clearwater Revival remain omnipresent on classic-rock radio, and with good reason: Tunes like “Down On The Corner,” “Bad Moon Rising” and “Green River” still rule some 50 years after they arrived during CCR’s incredible run of seven albums released between 1968 and 1972. H...

MAITA with Hannah Siglin, Scott Ingersoll Calling to mind albums like Mitski’s Bury Me at Makeout Creek and Steady Holiday’s Take the Corners Gently, MAITA’s excellent new album I Just Want to Be Wild For You teeters on the line between lyrical apprehension and urgency while wrestling with a longing for intense connection amid a world that fosters isolation. Portland-based singer/songwriter singer/songwriter Maria Maita-Keppeler displays razor-sharp word choice as she shifts from sly indie rockers about the overwhelming feelings of reading bad news on your phone, wanting to b...

Bright Eyes, Hurray for the Riff Raff Singer-songwriter Alynda Segarra’s band, Hurray for the Riff Raff, certainly started as more of a folk endeavor, but their new album Life on Earth is much too fluid to fit into that simple categorization. Filled with urgent songs about surviving in disastrous times, Segarra wails and warbles through the collection of tunes that vary from edgy, punky guitar-driven numbers to hip-shaking folk to sparse synth-laden anthems. All the while Segarra wrestles with the messy complications of simply existing as part of humanity with affecting, compassionate ca...

SubPop Founder Bruce Pavitt DJ Set A two-hour DJ set by Bruce Pavitt, founder of Seattle’s Sub Pop. Bruce's set features a compelling selection of Northwest independent music from the past 30+ years.

Michael Seyer Japanese city pop, Brazilian boogie, and the songs his parents sang karaoke to - these influences help make Michael Seyer one of the most unique artists creating music in the indie-pop space today. Born in the Philippines but raised in a suburb of L.A., Michael Seyer developed his songwriting in the SoCal bedroom-pop scene and across two self-released full-length records, 2016’s Ugly Boy and 2018’s Bad Bonez. Now, working with Caroline, Seyer looked to his past for inspiration. His new EP 'Nostalgia' bares the unmistakable hallmarks of classic pop from the 60s...