On March 29th the Triple Door had Zoë Keating, a cellist from Canada, on their stage. Keating has worked with a wide variety of artists including John Vanderslice, Amanda Palmer, Rasputina and Tarentel. Photographer Kirk Stauffer attended Keating’s show and got some lovely shots: Zoë Keating
Danish musician Anders Trentemøller‘s got the magic musical touch. His debut LP, 2006’s the Last Resort included a variety of electronic instrumental (mostly) scorchers, including “Evil Dub,” “Always Something Better,” “Nightwalker,” “Chameleon” and “Into the Trees.” Last year Trentemøller changed a key tactic by adding vocalists to several tracks on his follow up, Into the […]
Seattle was treated to some tasty London dance and electronica, dubstep – you name it – on Thursday night in the form of Chase & Status. The duo, Will Kennard and Saul Milton brought drummer Andy Gangadeen plus singers Rage and Delilah with them for a show that included laser beams (visual and aural) and […]
Tuesday nights, in general, are tough nights to get a crowd into a venue to see some live music. After all, most people have work or school on Wednesday morning, and Tuesday just isn’t close enough to Friday to call in sick. So when you have a couple of up-and-coming bands from fairly obscure places […]
Mike Watt‘s on his third opera. Watt’s first two were 1997’s Contemplating the Engine Room and 2004’s The Secondman’s Middle Stand, and for opera number three, Hyphenated-Man, he drew inspiration from paintings. In order to understand the titles and concept of each song on Hyphenated-Man, you might want to have a look at the Hieronymous […]