Igor Abuladze’s “Road to Home”

Seattle based Road To Home is an instrumental quintet, playing original compositions. They find joy in taking a sad song and making it better. Igor Abuladze, guitarist and composer, is proud to surround himself with these master musicians in Road To Home. Jacob Evans’ drumming is truly the highlight of band’s 1st album, “Pilgrimage”, released on Bandcamp in 2024. His Musicality and determination to serve the music are the key elements in the internal architecture of the group. After the departure of founding bassist, Shane Smith, they were fortunate to find Dean Schmidt. Dean’s touch, melodicism, and rhythmic precision allowed the group to reach an unimaginable level of musical freedom. His sense of humor and positive attitude create a welcoming foundation for the new music to arrive. Guitarist Danny Godinez, whose very soul is a Magical Box of all music, ancient and present, is capable of creating the Sound, that Sound – the one that only Danny can create. Danny was instrumental in initiating the group’s work on the material for the Second album. Road To Home’s newest addition, keyboardist Jon Alberts, brings a whole new array of Sounds to the group, and also his deep knowledge of various musical forms. His approach to synthesizers makes the impossible possible.

Road To Home will play their new material in the first half of the show. Then, after a short break, they will perform the “Pilgrimage” album in its entirety.

Psychedelic Equinox at the Blue Moon

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Poster for Psychedelic Equinox

Psychedelic Equinox on Saturday 10/3 with Flame Tree, Nosretep, Hound Dog Taylor’s Hand, and Vis & The Terps.

Seaprog Presents #13

Seaprog Presents Moraine, Nosretep, Mind Beams at Jules Maes Saloon 13 March 2026
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For our first event at the venerable Jules Maes saloon, we had two longtime favorites and a Seaprog newcomer.

By this time Moraine and Nosretep don’t need an introduction to Seaprog fans, but both bands have something new for attendees who have seen them before. In the case of Moraine, it’s the return of founding member Ruth Davidson on cello after a long absence, making the band a formidable six-piece with an even bigger sound. And for Nosretep, there’s a new member on bass. Ursula Stewart, who has played with a number of different bands locally, brings her adept technique to bear on the band’s heavy math-rock tunes.

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