Suicide Squeeze is passionate about Beer
For every beer there is a time, for every season a Fort George collaboration. And this spring, Fort George Brewery and Suicide Squeeze Records have banded together to bring you Suicide Squeeze IPA – a 16-oz venture blending the Northwest’s long love affair with music, art, and craft beer.
Out of the 90’s Pacific Northwest music scene, Suicide Squeeze Records founder David Dickenson forged his own path with artists like Modest Mouse, Elliott Smith, and Pedro the Lion. Starting with a 7″ vinyl from local indie duo 764-Hero, the label has grown to include a diverse range of regional rock bands and international artists. Still, their mission has remained true to those early Northwest musical pioneers – to make something for the pure joy of it.
“We don’t make beer for style-guidelines, we just make beer that tastes great,” has always been the motto of Jack Harris. As Fort George Brew Master and co-owner. Celebrating its 7th anniversary, Fort George continues to think outside the box with unique collaborations, can designs, and beers. But of course, the goal is the same – to make something for the pure enjoyment of it.
This Will Destroy You
March 19th – 8pm
Barboza
Seattle, WA
The Coathangers
March 28th –
Neumos Crystal Ball Reading Room
Seattle, WA
The Black Lips with The Coathangers
March 29th – 8pm
The Hawthorne Theatre
Portland, OR
Suicide Squeeze Records is also creating a limited edition EP, as well as a digital download sampler. This amber colored vinyl with the hypnotic snake logo from artist Jesse LeDoux will be limited to 1,000 copies and feature these Northwest artists:
Modest Mouse – “A Life of Arctic Sounds”
Black Mountain – “Voices”
Elliott Smith – “Division Day”
Minus the Bear – “Pachuca Sunrise (acoustic version)”
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