yup!
there aren't a lot of great record stores, in fact there's one just
about to close that's right up your alley (the
noise/ambient/experimental alley, that is). If you're going to be
here in the next week or two, you'll be able to catch his going out of
business sale. The store is called "Ohm" and is on olive way in
between melrose and bellevue avenues on capital hill. I forget the
exact address, but it is right next to the Green Cat Cafe. (If you
need the address I can dig it up). I highly suggest you stop by the
store before they close -- they'll be having a *major* sale and you'll
be able to snag some great stuff.
That's the best place for music -- other good haunts include Wall of
Sound in belltown (corner 2nd & Bell), Orpheum on Capitol Hill (corner
of Broadway & aloha(?)) -- and that's about it. Borders downtown has
a great IDM selection, but not much in the way of noise.
There aren't as many decent clubs around here -- Beat Box seems ok.
If you're over 21, your options increase 100 fold. There's
electrolush (at the showbox) and arospace. Okay, maybe only three
fold.
http://www.pulpfiction.com/rave/groovinkim/events.html
On Mon, 14 September 1998, at 20:36:31, sfwd productions wrote:
quoted 15 lines anyone on the list from the seattle area?
> anyone on the list from the seattle area?
>
> was wondering how it faired idm event wise... clubs, record stores, etc?
>
> anything decent music wise up there at all (noise/ambient/experimental)?
>
> will be visiting soon and want to be prepared...
>
> thanks
>
>
> brap@sonic.net[icq: 12645306]
> http://www.sonic.net/~brap/
> sfwd prod | noisesoundnoise
> chris g. 1547 boston court #7, santa rosa, ca 95405