In the Black
Johnny Cash tribute band Cash’d Out walks the line between impersonators and performers
Jordy Byrd| Jan 15, 2013
Those Were The Days
Why some pop-punk bands, like Sum 41, will never die
Seth Sommerfeld| Jan 15, 2013
Pop-punk exists in a weird place in the musical landscape. It’s a genre perfectly tailored for 13- to 18-year-olds. It offers a dash of the rebellious spirit of punk, while not forcing the liste
Bands to Watch: 2012
Bands to Watch: Terrible Buttons
Dark folk singers Terrible Buttons are slowly expanding their empire.
Mike Bookey| May 23, 2012
Bands to Watch: Thumper
How Jordan Magnuson leads her audiences down blissful, happy rabbit holes.
Jordy Byrd| May 23, 2012
Bands to Watch: Mirror Mirror
Mournful and romantic, Mirror Mirror makes music for broken hearts.
Luke Baumgarten| May 23, 2012
Bands to Watch: BBBBandits
Music this complicated comes easy to BBBBandits.
Mike Bookey| May 23, 2012
Bands to Watch: Losing Skin
It's not about playing music. For Losing Skin, it's about feeling something.
Leah Sottile| May 23, 2012
Bands to Watch: Tim Blood and the Gutpanthers
Tim Blood and the Gutpanthers will do/play/sing/yell whatever they want.
Leah Sottile| May 23, 2012
RECENT MUSIC
Blue Period
After years of success, El Ten Eleven was handed some life lessons and turned them into songs
| Jan 08, 2013
Primal Screams
Flipping burgers and screaming into microphones doesn’t ever have to get old
Kevin Stewart-Panko| Jan 08, 2013
This We Believe
Some New Year’s resolutions for the Spokane music scene in 2013
Leah Sottile| Jan 03, 2013
Live and In Living Color
The shows of 2012 that made us tingle, jiggle and scream
Inlander Staff| Dec 27, 2012
Happy Headphones
From experimental droning to sexy R&B, here are the 2012 albums that we couldn’t get enough of
Inlander Staff| Dec 27, 2012
The Spirit of Radio
As stations crumble under commercial pressure, two Moscow DJs devote themselves to reviving the radio
Leah Sottile| Dec 18, 2012
Fortunate Son
Dweezil Zappa continues to carry on the legacy of his father, Frank Zappa
Bob Rice| Dec 18, 2012
Follow the Leader
When a musical zealot like Snoop Dogg gets happy, where does that leave the rest of us?
Leah Sottile| Dec 11, 2012
Soundtrack to the End
Custom playlists for every possible way the world can end
Inlander Staff| Dec 11, 2012
A Place to Call Home
Two Spokane musicians want to create Spokane’s next best music venue
Leah Sottile| Dec 05, 2012
On the Road
Spokane band The Lion Oh My might be young, but they know where they’re going
Jordan Satterfield| Dec 05, 2012
After-School Activities
A band that’s half high school teachers brings some of the most danceable rock ‘n’ roll to the Spokane scene
Jordan Satterfield| Nov 20, 2012
Come to Jesus
Rock band Garage Voice found its sound inside a 70-year-old church instrument
Leah Sottile| Nov 20, 2012
LOCAL MUSIC
Revolution Girl Style Now!
If there was ever a glass ceiling in Spokane's music scene, Hotbox is breaking it.
Jordy Byrd| Feb 08, 2012
The Song Remains the Same
How to play the same gig each week and keeps fans on their feet.
Jordy Byrd| Dec 07, 2011
Becoming Metallica
When their original music wasn’t working out, four Spokane musicians assumed new personalities: Lars, James, Cliff and Kirk.
Leah Sottile| Jan 26, 2011
Family Band
A Pullman band, formed by chance, saves itself from damnation.
Leah Sottile| Feb 02, 2011
Ready for the Funeral
The death of Empyrean is a major blow to the Spokane music scene.
Leah Sottile| Jan 12, 2011
Surviving the Game
The only remaining music store in NorthTown Mall doesn’t sell Taylor Swift.
Luke Baumgarten| Jan 19, 2011
The Way We Were
When a band gets back together, some people get really excited. Others get really pissed.
Leah Sottile| Aug 04, 2010
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