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Hey Marseilles and The Thermals
We were recently commissioned to create a Custom Band Map connecting Hey Marseilles and The Thermals. Here’s how it turned out! : You can commission your own Custom Band Map here.
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Sonic Young Evils
Sonic Youth, while no longer spring chickens, have had a lasting influence on todays noise rock scene. The Young Evils are a relatively new Seattle pop group – who have more in common with their alt rock forefather’s than first … Continue reading
King Dude and Joy Division
I don’t know if it’s the 200+ days of overcast gloom or what, but Seattle is the home of some amazing dark music. But what if I told you we could connect modern depressioncore with the great grandaddy of gloom, … Continue reading
Now Available: Custom Band Maps
Just in time for the holidays, Seattle Band Map is now making custom one of a kind hand-drawn Seattle Band Map Prints featuring your favorite band / label / genre (whatever!)! Here’s an example of a Hardly Arts Records based … Continue reading
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What do Visqueen and Quincy Jones have in common?
Last week, after 10 years and 3 albums, Seattle pop-punk group Visqueen, played their final show, so that singer Rachel Flotard could focus on her record label, solo projects and motherhood. But what do Visqueen have in common with Garfield … Continue reading
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Tagged guns and roses, michael jackson, motorhead, quincy jones, visqueen
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PIZZA CONTEST: Connect The Trashies to The Who
NEW BAND MAP CONTEST! I will purchase and deliver a real actual slice of PIZZA to the first person that can tell me how The Trashies Are connected to The Who Hint: you might have to go dancing with Mr … Continue reading
Techno.org’s electronic subgenre map
Check out Techno.org, a map exploring how sub-genres of electronic music influence each other
Connected Communities Symposium Recap
We arrived in Newcastle on a brisk Monday evening and took a walk down the Tyne River: Spent the next morning trying to figure out how to attach a map to curved metal walls. Finally, success! (Thanks to the help … Continue reading
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