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Cursive's sharp edges haven't dulled, as its 10th LP Devourer showcases
Spokane's music community mourns two unexpected losses as Red Room Lounge closes after owner Craig Larsen's death
Red Room Lounge says goodbye with a communal celebration of Craig Larsen's life
Spokane's Chuck Vibes goes full Joker with his genre-blending post-punk on GTHM
Atari Ferrari's Matthew Joseph Hughes expands his solo sound on Automatic Shoes' Remember When We Were All Lovers
After a successful debut headlining tour, singer-songwriter Amelia Day enters 2025 with big plans
The Inlander crew spotlights their favorite songs of 2024
The Top 10 Albums of 2024
Our music editor's picks for the best releases of the year
Rounding up some of 2024's standout albums by acts from Spokane and the Inland Northwest
Q&A: The chart-topping country band Lonestar gets in the Christmas spirit
Fall 2024 Album Roundup
Spotlighting some of the best new releases of the season.
Spokane's The Emergency Exit finds fresh life via pop punk longevity on its new album Absolutes
After a long break following the Pacific Northwest indie folk boom,Blind Pilot returns with In the Shadow of the Holy Mountain
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