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We’re kicking off Season 2 of Seattle's Sound, Then and Now in a big way with two Seattle music legends. Carrie Akre, known for her work with Hammerbox and Goodness, joins Kim Virant, a familiar face from Lazy Susan and Golden West, for an unforgettable conversation with our host, Owen Wright. They share their personal journeys and stories of becoming key fixtures in Seattle's vibrant music scene. Plus, they give us the scoop on their upcoming show at the Clock-Out Lounge on March 8th. Don’t miss the full episode, airing February 28th on all major podcast platforms!
10/25/2023
The Still Pic Crew is here to represent! Texas style! Very excited to see so many great films and meet so many fellow filmmakers, couldn't be more excited! And, to get our Austin operations move'n and grove'n~
08/24/2023
Check out one of our "Seattle's Sound" sponsors, ManSplat be Hairball Media. ManSplat Magazine first published in 1995 right here in West Seattle. This tabloid-style magazine/newspaper gives a hilarious twist to all things pop culture, from movies, music, booze, cars, to freaking werewolves, this mag takes a crack at it all.
You can purchase copies of ManSplat on their website, ManSplat.com, and they even have a killer deal going on right now called the "Splat Pack." The "Splat Pack" includes their 68 page "Best of ManSplat" edition, as well as 14 out-of-print back issues, plus some other goodies for only $15, only fifteen dollar bills! "Man, that's a lot of Splat!" Check it out, and thank you to ManSplat for being one of our sponsors!
ManSplat Magazine - Twisting Pop Culture Since 1995 This is the official website for ManSplat Magazine, established 1995.
08/20/2023
Get ready for a deep dive into the heart of Seattle's music history with a special episode of "Seattle's Sound, Then and Now." Join us as we chat with Dave Hillis, a dynamic figure who went from being a speed metal guitarist in bands like "MACE" to becoming a significant music producer and sound engineer. In this episode, Dave takes us through the evolution of his music career, from his early days with his bands to his impactful role as a producer and engineer. With insights into the making of the iconic "Temple of the Dog" album at London Bridge Studios and his transition to modern production methods, Dave provides a firsthand account of Seattle's musical legacy.
Dave Hillis - Seattle's Sound, Then and Now Get ready for a deep dive into the heart of Seattle's music history with a special episode of "Seattle's Sound, Then and Now." Join us as we chat with Dave Hillis, a dynamic figure who went from being a speed metal guitarist in bands like "MACE" t...
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