Heavy sound, provocative lyrics. Grunge had grown up.

Unofficial Home Page. News, tour dates, lyrics, tablature, a complete discography, articles, interviews, photos, sound and video clips, and reviews.

Weddings, receptions, and special occasions.

Playing traditional and contemporary marimba music from Southern and West Africa. Includes news, details of recordings, and notes on Shona music.

Two flute and cello ensemble provides classical music for your wedding, party, or corporate event.

Non-vocal rock/jazz improv with a side of slow funk.

Band playing original and traditional Celtic music. Includes profiles, booking details, schedule, and a link to the band's mp3.com pages.

They provide performances and programs of medieval, renaissance, baroque, classical, modern, and traditional music through public concerts and educational outreach.

The duo of David Miller and Alethea Eichhorn offer rock-n-roll meets breakbeat and electronica.

A blues band consisting of Nick Prebezac, Michael Vincent, Jim Wrinkle, and Hjilimar Hinn.

Seattle Rock Band featuring Blowdog, Sneezy, Miss H, and Greg the drummer

A violinist available to perform wedding music in the Seattle area.

Latino band that plays cumbia, salsa, merengue, punta, and ranchera. Includes a schedule, music clips, and background. Also in Spanish.

Jazz drummer in Seattle, mastering recording sessions, and live performances.

Contains information on events and Indian and Arabic influenced music scene in Seattle.

Seattle area singer/songwriter. Site features biography, sound clips, gig-guide, reviews and photos.

A blues and rock trio.

Debbie Harry meets Tom Lehrer in a bordello.

A jazz/rock/hip-hop/funk band.

Wedding and party music on two classical guitars performed by Rae Borough and Brian Oates.

The musical collaboration of guitarist singer-songwriters, Reggie Garrett and Gary Westcott; includes profiles of the artists, audio samples, discography, and gig-listing.

A professional harpist who performs classical, Celtic, pop and jazz music in Seattle and beyond.

Pop rock band. Includes show schedule, photos, sound clips, lyrics, and reviews.

Funk, reggae, rock band. Includes pictures, band biography, pictures, and a calendar of events.

Short clips of music that have been written by Jason Murphy

Solo guitar and accordion show. Information on CD's, tours, vegetables and a guestbook.

Saxophone performer with information on modern and unusual woodwinds.

Songwriter, singer, poet, and activist. Includes a schedule, press kit, recordings, and links.

Folk musician Karen Olsen.

A vocal recording artist, including shows and samples.

Official web site of electronic art pop group. Includes audio files, event calendar, biography, photo gallery, and contact information.

Seattle rock band. Includes pictures, music downloads, and performance schedule.

Booking agent for Laura Love, Jo Miller, Barbara Lamb, Toucans.

Kora and oud player. Includes discography, gigs, images of the kora, sound samples, and available lessons and lectures.

Led by director Margriet Tindemans, they study and perform music that was sung by women in the Middle Ages.

Original pop rock songs.

He offers a calendar of live Seattle area Jazz and free music lessons.

Folk duo consisting of husband and wife John and Serine Calvin. Includes recording sales and guitar lesson information.

Live chamber music for wedding ceremonies and receptions.

Children's recording and performance artist. News, calendar, and RealAudio files. Also includes activity pages for kids.

An eclectic five-piece rock brigade performs improvisational space funk with psychedelic grunge.

Performs for concerts, weddings, receptions, parties, or corporate events.

Keeping the spirit of traditional Japanese festival Taiko drumming alive.

String quartet focusing on musical styles combining jazz, classical, and folk elements.

A professional Japanese drum ensemble that incorporates dynamic movement, lyrical melodies and rhythmic grooves with heart pounding percussion.

Information about the orchestra and the singers, led by their founder, George Shangrow. Date and locations of upcoming concerts, ticket information, and musical links.

A band dedicated to performing political and social commentary.

A big band playing swing of the 30's, 40's and today.

An entertainer who performs music, theater, dance, and comedy.

A post-rock, dark ambient trio. Guitar, cello and piano. Playing gigs locally.

A main stay in the indie rock music scene with startling arrangements, aggressive guitars and a female voice that is unusually melodious. Formerly known as Electra.

They offer professional baroque music featuring Ingrid Matthews and Byron Schenkman, with concerts in Seattle and on the Eastside.

They present a four week chamber music festival each July at Lakeside School and a three day Winter Interlude each January at Benaroya Hall.

Opportunities for children ages 7-20 interested in musical excellence.

Chorus's season runs from December through May. Also performing a New Year's Eve concert.

Features contemporary and world music: includes contact information.

A Japanese-American Taiko drum performance group.

Community site for Seattle musicians; find musicians, gear, gigs, service, dialogue.

Includes schedule and ticket information.

Live punk show listings for the Seattle area as well as band links.

Season schedule, discography, broadcast schedule, background on the musicians and conductor Gerard Schwarz, music education programs, and other information about the symphony and Benaroya Hall. WARNING: This site may be inaccessible via some browsers.

Includes summer programs, concert calendar, history, member handbook and information about the ensembles.

Acoustic-rock musician.

A South Asian band.

They play koto (traditional Japanese harp) music at public events, recitals, parties, wedding, and restaurants.

A funk, metal, hip-hop band.

A fan site for the band Soul Sychedelics.

The king of Scandivan humor, music, and parties; includes history and online sale of CDs and tapes.

A math rock band with members from Pedro the Lion, Roadside Monument, and Sleepytime Trio.

Performs classical chamber music for events. A mix of baroque, classical, and contemporary music.

Progressive arrangements of early and traditional music. Includes reviews, appearances and links.

Since 1984, they have remained seated while thrilling Puget Sound audiences with band music classics.

Based out of Seattle, Washington. Includes a list of appearances, sound slips, group biography, photo gallery, messages, and mailing list.

A pair of demented divas performing parodies based on classical opera.

This Punk rock trio brings its raggedy, bloody knuckle street rock to their third release (the black spot). The result is a classic straight up punk album with social resonance.

Blues musicians.

Alternative, experimental, rock band. Includes music, pictures, news and calendar.

They offer classical and light classical music for weddings, receptions, parties, or corporate events.

Includes audio samples of this band.

A tongue and cheek bluegrass band that doesn't even take itself seriously.

Amateur recorder group who play Renaissance and Baroque music.

Rock band featuring musician biographies, music downloads, and links.

Songwriter, recording artist, and performer.

A youth taiko drum ensemble.

A trio performing contemporary adult folk music. Though they disbanded in 1989, they still hold reunion concerts.

They specialize in upbeat Dixieland.

Loud, melodic rock and pop influenced by the Beatles and Elvis Costello. Site includes upcoming events and bios.

Offers band show dates, pictures, sound files, news and announcements.

Contains all the usual stuff, except for irritating bios and blurry photographs.

Irish trad/punk band with member profiles, gig list, and audio samples.

A 12-piece charanga orchestra playing Cuban dance music in the Seattle area.