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By Michael Rietmulder. They came, they raged, they ate lobster. Michael Rietmulder : mrietmulder seattletimes.
No one writes a hook like this group, and yet they continue to challenge themselves to write earworms while expanding into broader musical territory. Make sure you do some stretches before hand.
SZA is on top of the world right now. That she closes out the summer season headlining the final night of Bumbershoot only feels right. Her set promises to be one of the most soulful and triumphant sets of the weekend. Bask in the moment as we watch SZA also rightfully bask in her own moment. Time to start planning your Labor Day weekend: Bumbershoot have announced their day-by-day schedule. Moses Sumney p. Lil Wayne p. Saturday Parisalexa p. Two DJs simultaneously perform different sets and people can toggle back-and-forth between the frequencies to suit their dancing moods and the headphones light up blue or green depending on the channel, so you know what those around you are grooving too.
It managed to capture the communal vibe of EDM and its building crescendos without feeling cramped or chaotic or loud or, at least, only as loud as you want it to be. Hopefully it can be a nightly occurrence at future Bumbershoots. Well the one rock act that at least a small sect of the kids did embrace this year was The Regrettes. The poppy teenage punk band bounced around stage and whipped the crowd at KEXP into a lather, complete with mosh pits and a wall of death.
The entire humorous and informative discussion about baseball promotional nights, coded-rockist cries against disco, and the mayhem of the event in question was a blast that I look forward to relistening to when it arrives in my Podcasts app feed.
Mulloy especially stood out with a tight 5 minutes that was better than most sets on late night talk shows get on it, televised comedy bookers. But that turned out to be its own treat. McKenna and Reino shouldering the load showed of their own musical improv skills while strategically pimping Fairbanks for jokes during a tale of nuclear waste-bred supervillians in the Montana wilderness. That is all. All photos in the choronological photo recap by Morgen Schuler.
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