#termination dust

Note that this is about band names not their music or members.

If you like taking the road less traveled, the Nabesna Road at Alaska’s Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve might be right for you. Along the way, you’ll find scenic vistas, hiking routes and wildlife viewing, but you won’t find many people. Photo from Dead Dog Hill by Bryan Petrtyl, National Park Service.

The snow moves closer nearly every day 😱❄️

Winter is coming ❄️

😱 termination dust!

GG: Termination Dust, from Alaska, did a charming little hand-holding-circle before their set inside Cheer Up Charlie’s. They play fun indie pop with two female vocalists, one of whom plays a Suzuki Omnichord 200 when she’s not on guitar.

AB: Termination Dust, from Alaska, play their melodic, slightly spooky punk, with playful interplay between the two singers’ very different voices, inside at Cheer Up Charlies. Adorably, they started show with a brief prayer circle/huddle.