A run down of Seattle-area artists that we've covered on Groovemine in the form of an AudioFile or album review.



THE LONG WINTERS
Listening to The Long Winters is like watching a series of short films. Every song paints a picture, bringing life to new characters. There’s Honest, a teen girl...  [continue reading]



BLUE SCHOLARS
Blue Scholars have emerged out of the erupting Northwest hip-hop scene with soulful beats, poetic yet political rhymes and a reputation for dynamic live...  [continue reading]



LUSINE
Lusine's A Certain Distance is as much a time machine as it is an album. Go far enough into some overexposed Philip K. Dick inspired cosmopolitan center and turn on the radio... [continue reading]



THE MALDIVES
I'd been hearing a lot about The Maldives for a while these past few months. Being relatively new to Seattle it can be overwhelming... [continue reading]



FLEET FOXES
Founding members Robin Pecknold & Skye Skjelset grew up listening to the music of their parents. Robin notes, “The Beach Boys, Simon & Garfunkel, The Zombies... [continue reading]



RISHLOO
With their newest release, Feathergun, Rishloo has made that critical leap forward in its development, and have made the kind of music many of us have always... [continue reading]



TELEKINESIS
Telekinesis is the project of Michael Benjamin Lerner. Michael recorded Telekinesis! at Two Sticks Audio in Seattle with producer Chris Walla... [continue reading]



SAY HI
Eric Elbogen is becoming a bit of a fixture and prestige point in the Seattle indie scene: six full length albums out in almost the same number of years... [continue reading]



THE SIGHT BELOW
It's fitting that Rafeal Irisarri hails from Seattle. Like the city itself, the music Irisarri releases under the moniker of “The Sight Below” is dark, evocative, and frequently...  [continue reading]