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Tronnies is a pseudonym for Leif Larson going solo. The demos he's shared so far are things Leif's recorded all his own. Songs written throughout his career as a musician.

Comically misunderstood, daringly innovative and loyal to the funk.
With a track record that holds its own against any relevant Seattle act out there, SpaceWaster has managed to become one of the Emerald City’s best kept secrets. Characterized by a volcanic assault of funk bass, Zappa-influenced zaniness, crusty d-beat madness and everything in between, the power trio is never hesitant to coalesce different genres in a sometimes manic manner, and most importantly, they will be the last ones to take it too seriously.
Founded in 2012 by bassist Ben "Meatpie" Fisher and guitarist Isaac Lubanko, with Eric Harris on drums, SpaceWaster currently boasts three full length releases, two west coast tours and two U.S. tours. Some say they're too punk for the metal scene, and some say they're too metal for the punk scene. Who gives a shit? These guys are FREAKS. Strict students of the DIY ethic, and one of the hardest working bands on the circuit today.

founded in 2012 by bassist Ben "Meatpie" Fisher and guitarist Isaac Lubanko, and currently featuring Eric Harris on drums, SpaceWaster has already released one album and is on track to release their sophomore album on June 13, 2014.  

The Bubbleators take their name after the iconic bubble-shaped hydraulic passenger elevator presented during the 1962 World's Fair which had the sole purpose of visually offering a different perspective on the world from the inside out though the refraction of light. The four members of the group, The Bubbleators also offer a different perspective in auditory sound through the refraction of culture, emotion and soul. This culmination results in an aggressive slap to the face bearing grooves and melodies you cannot escape. The Bubbleators are Matt Brooks/vocals/guitar, Davy Nefos/drums, Reign King/bass, and Josh Richins/guitar.

"This band is what i grew up with, except that they are NOW. People that don't get this, don't get good punk rock." - Kim Warnick (The Fastbacks/Visqueen/Cali Giraffes)

If John Lennon and GG Allin tag-teamed Bebe Buell, Loud Eyes would be the baby. This baby screams innocently for attention in a world that is becoming less nurturing of the primal culture. It's a punk rock baby; more comfortable in the garage than in the cradle. It's got a message. It's got attitude. It loves it to death. It grows into an honest band of musical history junkies playing and creating universally-relatable rock’n’roll songs influenced by years and years of non-stop eardrum bombardment.

Loud Eyes was born in 2012 and after a few line-up changes is currently Nils Larson on guitar and vocals, Lauren Goffin on bass, and Art on drums. The band is made up of underclass locals who live, work, and breathe in the real world of Seattle's rising gentrification and status quo population. They have been playing and will keep playing regardless of reward or monetary satisfaction. Some of the most recognizable bands members of Loud Eyes were in are Poxy, The Roots, Rabid Dogs, Wrecked Chords, and The Degenerats. Their sound is a cross between old school/proto-punk, garage, and rock’n’roll. The band’s sound has been compared to The Clash, Ramones, Kinks, Nirvana, and Replacements.

After Loud Eyes first show, this Seattle group were immediately swooped up, recorded, and released by Bill Patterson of 48th Ave Studios. Patterson (the label's father) told Loud Eyes that their loose and raw sound/style of punk rock was missing in Seattle so the band recorded most of “Looking Forward” live. After consistently playing live, the album was released in August of 2013 with the band opening for D.O.A. and The Fastbacks.

So far their resume of bands they have been played with are as follows; The Fastbacks, Paul Collins Beat, D.O.A., Clorox Girls, Tough Shits, Big Eyes, The Piniellas, The Cute Lepers, The Trashies, and soon to include Marky Ramone's Blitzkrieg with Andrew W.K.

I've recorded my songs songs under the pseudonyms Palmer AK, Palmer Electric, Howk, and Boom City. It's all the same off-key uneducated rural caterwauling. There, saved you actual hours.

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