The natural habitat of the Night Beats is in a cold, rainy alleyway in hometown Seattle or riding an ominously dark tour van or on a dark club’s stage. The natural habitat of the Night Beats is not in a recording studio; it’s been two years since we’ve gotten to hear new music from Seattle
Another weekend passes and to no shock of mine, I found myself at the Black Lodge yet again. This time it was for Seattle based band, Night Beats, who graced its hometown with what I feel I can now say with some authority, the best show the Black Lodge has put on recently. Not only
Night Beats I walked into Music Hall of Williamsburg to music already playing, and I knew from the heavy-reverbed note bending that sounded like a portal straight back to Texas psych rock from the ’60s, that Night Beats was on stage. Singer D. Lee Blackwell split his time between growling and yelping into the mic