Seattle in one unbroken street: the pioneers who named a rainy beach "New York," the fire that let the city rebuild itself one floor higher, the market where you say Pike Place not Pike's, and the coffee, flannel and tech money layered over the top. Two voices trade the history at a run over pounding drums, homesick and defiant, waiting for the one clear day when the mountain is finally out.
New York, By and By
Style
Fast, driving Pacific Northwest grunge at 168 BPM with loud-quiet-loud dynamics, heavy downtuned guitars, fuzzy bass and a relentless pounding live kit, two equal male and female leads with flat, plain, nasal Pacific Northwest accents trading verses and slamming into raw gang-vocal unison choruses.