This morning music fans were going a little crazy. Thirty seconds of each song on the impending new release Angles by The Strokes was available on iTunes. One blog had comment after comment of frenzied techie and non-techie music lovers attempting to rip the previews and string them together (probably one blog of thousands with that string of comments). more ›

Two fantastic bands have released new music before their albums actually hit the shelves. We'll most likely be doing a full review of both albums but for now, we're sharing a little taste from each to hear for yourselves. more ›

While you are now officially unable to see Hootie and the Blowfish this weekend in Roslyn, WA (get well soon, Hoots), next week offers a great show at the High Dive. And it's on a Wednesday night, so you don't have to contend with the mongrel hordes and/or white-capped frat boys that inhabit the Fremont environs every weekend. more ›

Seattlest has an undeniable soft spot for foxy ladies on piano. There's just something genuine and fun and intriguing about the whole scene. Which is why we'll be skipping merrily to The Moore tomorrow night for Regina Spektor. more ›

From upstate New York, Robbers on the High Street [MySpace] are that band you heard on the Wedding Crashers ("Love Underground") or Just Friends soundtrack ("Big Winter"). Maybe you tuned into KEXP on Monday and heard them on Cheryl Waters' show. more ›