Douglas Martin
A senior writer and former managing editor of Passion of the Weiss -- the unofficial poet laureate of Tacoma, WA -- Douglas Martin's journey as a writer began with this website's first regular rock column, Douglas Martin's Dirty Shoes. In the decade since, he's written about music and pro wrestling for a bunch of places under his real name (including Pitchfork, Seattle Weekly, and currently for KEXP.org and Fanbyte) and continues to write about music and professional wrestling here, because you can't talk your shit anywhere if not at home.
 
Douglas Martin's Dirty Shoes returns with a quick look at the first single from the No Age guitarist's forthcoming solo album.
Douglas Martin's series on the work of Curren$y returns, this time centered around Spitta's collaborative works with Freddie Gibbs and Alchemist.
Douglas Martin's annual recap of his life in music returns.
Douglas Martin (without the assistance of drugs) explores the brand new video from the Los Angeles dance music polymaths.
Douglas Martin takes a look at the former Royal Headache singer's new single.
Dirty Shoes (finally) returns as Douglas Martin takes a look at the epochal 1998 indie-rock album.
Douglas Martin takes a look at rapper Chris Crack's prolific catalog, the single off his new record, "Being Woke Ain't Fun."
Douglas Martin's Dirty Shoes returns with a look at No Age's new LP, 'Snares Like a Haircut.'