The vibes hit like wow and the hooks stand out because Powerbleeder is possessed by childish melody spirits. They sound like hot coffee careening through the perfect metal channels of a new American escalator stair: interesting, but not accurate.<hr>Eaters Digest is a new Seattle band formed by members of Supernowhere (Topshelf Records) and Don Forgetti. They are an eclectic blend of styles and influences, leading to a diverse ranger of sounds that keeps you guessing what to expect from song to song<hr>Dining Dead, a Seattle-born music project, emerged from a chance meeting at Camp Sealth between Seattle natives Emma Belmont and Sammy Skidmore, who bonded over their shared passion for guitar and music. Reconnecting years later, they began crafting weekly songs at Emma's Ravenna home, shared with future drummer Bogie Pieper. Their music was greatly expanded and further realized with the additions of Shannon Barberry on bass, Bogie Pieper on drums and Kennedy Webb on violin, synth and backup vocals. Dining Dead's distinctive sound is characterized by poetic lyricism, ethereal vocals, funky rhythms, bold melodic guitar solos weaving intricate narratives and an orchestral sensibility realized through Kennedy’s classical training on violin. Embracing experimentation and exploration, they play with fluid song structure, genre-bending arrangements, and compelling transitions. At times journeying and meandering through their song’s many elements, and at others remaining concise, pop-influenced, rife with catchy hooks and riffs, Dining Dead’s song catalog is meaningfully diverse. Rooted in the Seattle music scene, Dining Dead made their debut at Stone Way Café and the old Café Racer. They continue to grace local DIY spaces, house show venues, and established stages, championing both homegrown talent and traveling artists. Fresh off of a 2024 West Coast Tour, they are SO excited to release their upcoming Sophomore album Is This a House? early 2025.