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How the Pacific Northwest Became a Coffee Paradise Share this story Thanks to its soggy climate, its people’s proclivity for hanging out in cafes, and the local love for mood-modifying substances, the Pacific Northwest has shaped and influenced global coffee culture for more than 50 years. It’s the birthplace of America’s obsession with the espresso shot, its ongoing love affair with cold brew, and its underlying ethos of cafe cool. You can taste it in the streets, rising like so much cappuccino foam. Across state lines and generations, visionary entrepreneurs and artisans have built th...

London’s Still Calling: Modern Artists Carrying On The Mission of The Clash Forty years after The Clash released London Calling and we’re still lamenting the same fears and anxieties. The onus was never on just The Clash to solve the world’s problems, but progress moves slower than the fiery riffs of “Clampdown.” But London Calling was not inconsequential. Beyond just a musical milestone, the record and the band themselves were a match lighting the fuse. They blew up preconceptions of punk, how to talk about politics in music, and how to use your guitars to start the revolution. ...

The True Loves Make Another Great "First Impression” (KEXP Premiere) Anyone who's heard Seattle's soulful funkmasters  True Loves knows the band makes a lasting impression with their infectious, horn-drenched sound. Today, KEXP presents the exclusive premiere of the new track "First Impression,” the second single off their forthcoming full-length Sunday Afternoon. It's a harder funk sound than we've heard from the local octet, drawing influence from '60s-era acts like Tower of Power and Parliament. The track might sound familiar to anyone who's seen the band perform live, but was lo...