location: Seattle

Perfume Genius’ new track “Dark Parts” from Put Your Back In 2 It, is not only written about his mom, she also stars in the video.

From his home in Seattle, photographer Cody Cobb travels across the United States seeking out the best landscapes to visit, immerse himself in and ultimately capture.

Ex-Fleet Foxes drummer J. Tillman’s latest release—under the moniker of Father John Misty—features a disturbing video where Aubrey Plaza goes ballistic at a funeral.

Clever guy Scott Garner has tipped art into the fourth dimension with his impressive work “Still Life” where a fairly un-striking scene topples into the extraordinary.

In September 1991, Nirvana released their seminal sophomore record, ‘Nevermind’. ‘Nevermind’ skyrocketed Nirvana’s success to unprecedented levels, surprising them with a household name. Surviving members of Nirvana have gone on to influence contemporary acts, and cover song after cover song has been produced in homage of one of the most influential alt-bands of all time.

Synth-happy pop quartet meets erotic 80s romance flick. Sound unlikely? The product is genius.

From amongst Seattle’s rich musical history (think Nirvana and Pearl Jam) comes Christopher Mansfield, the man behind the band Fences.

Taking the recording process to the great outdoors, Thousands combines the raw sounds of their surroundings with their subtly charming guitar strums and vocals.

Seattle indie-folk band, The Head and The Heart released their debut, self-titled album in 2010 to glowing reviews. With swooning harmonies and stomping bass to rival the likes of Fleet…

A picture speaks a thousand words and in today’s news-hungry world, photo-journalism plays a crucial role. With their cameras in hand, journalist photographers are ready to snap each moment that…