Music Dec 15, 2023 at 1:40 pm

The Unexpected Return of Stymie and New Rage Records

Flex Your Nostalgia Muscles for Seattle's '90s Underground Rock

Dave Segal
"Stymie were obscured by the giants of the era." Courtesy of US/THEM Group
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Thank you for this very much welcomed Dave Segal music article in The Stranger.

I loved listening to Stymie's songs while reading the piece.

Such outstanding rock journalism. Such a breath of fresh air.

Can't wait to share it with folks I know in Chicago & SW WA.

hundley2010 on December 15, 2023 at 6:50 PM Report this

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