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MATT DRISCOLL: INSOMNIAC FOLKLORE HITS OLYMPIA >>>

It’s been awhile since I’ve focused on a show at Le Voyeur in Olympia — I mean really focused — and that’s just wrong. For a long time those in charge of booking music at the tiny DIY club in our capital city have consistently brought the most eclectic mix of indie goodness you’re likely to find anywhere — and maybe, just for a moment, I started to take it for granted.

That’s a mistake on my part for sure — and on yours if you’ve fallen similarly victim.

Let’s make amends this week.

Tonight, Portland’s Insomniac Folklore — which, in essence, is a constantly fluctuating musical entity created and shepherded by present day acoustic troubadour Tyler Hentschel — will headline an evening of off-the-beaten-path goodness that also includes Nutmeg and Christopher Stewart.

It’s a diverse bill, and a good one — both qualities emblematic of what Le Voyeur has come to stand for.

For the complete story in the current issue of the Weekly Volcano click here.

[Le Voyeur, Insomniac Folklore, Nutmeg, Christopher Stewart, Friday, Nov. 21, 10 p.m., no cover, 404 Fourth Ave. E., Olympia, 360.943.5710]