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  • Alice in Chains’ Homecoming
    Sold-out shows and another Grammy nomination later, can grunge’s fourth major band finally get some respect?
    By Gillian G. Gaar
    Wednesday, February 03
    Sean Kinney sits in a booth in Belltown's Via Tribunali, enthusing about his latest business venture as co-owner of the adjoining club, the... More >>
  • Q&A: Photo Stills and Nash
    The man who put the N in CSN holds forth on pigs, kittens, and Neil Young.
    By Chris Kornelis
    Wednesday, February 03
    Before Graham Nash ever picked up a guitar, he was introduced to photography by his father. On February 6, the latter third of CSN unveils... More >>
  • The Short List: The Week’s Recommended Shows
    Wednesday, February 03
    Parson Red Heads ~ Thursday, February 4Maybe it's because their name reminds me ofone of my all-time favorite records, Willie Nelson's legendary... More >>
  • Rocket Queen: Off the Rails
    A rockin’ couple seeks to fill a gaping hole in the queer-centric punk club scene.
    By Hannah Levin
    Wednesday, February 03
    On a rainy Sunday afternoon, the Orient Express in SoDo seems unoccupied, save for a lone bartender and a bemused hostess. However, navigate the... More >>
  • Georgetown Music's Axe Men
    Because you still can't download a guitar.
    By Chris Kornelis
    Wednesday, January 27
    Less than a minute after I walked into Georgetown Music Store recently, Michael Hitt, guitar in hand, shot me a grin and encouraged me to "feel... More >>
  • The Short List: The Week's Recommended Shows
    Wednesday, January 27
    Feral Children (CD release) ~ Wednesday, January 27See Rocket Queen. With John Atkins, Jabon. Neumos, 925 E. Pike St., 709-9442. 8 p.m. $8.The Ax... More >>
  • Q&A: What It Means When Starbucks Taps Your Band
    Matt Bishop and Hey Marseilles love the big green giant far more than they'll ever admit.
    By Chris Kornelis
    Wednesday, January 27
    Seattle band Hey Marseilles has been described a number of ways—cabaret pop, lit rock, and "Li'l Decemberists" (mine) are among my... More >>
  • Team Gina: Putting Away the Spandex
    Gina Bling's sticking with the day job, while Gina Genius soldiers on alone.
    By Sara Brickner
    Wednesday, January 27
    When Gina Genius first came to town, she expected that her time onstage had drawn to a close. "I actually moved to Seattle thinking I was... More >>
  • The Cribs: Englishmen in the Northwest
    How Johnny Marr made Gary Jarman's rock-and-roll wet dream come true.
    By Michael Alan Goldberg
    Wednesday, January 27
    Growing up in the small town of Wakefield in northern England, Gary Jarman dreamt of two things: Being in a big-time rock-'n'-roll band someday,... More >>
  • Rocket Queen: Tree People
    Unlike most bands, Maple Valley's Feral Children lives up to its name.
    By Hannah Levin
    Wednesday, January 27
    No one's ever going to mistake Modest Mouse leader Isaac Brock for a humble rodent. However, the organic and unpredictable sonic environment... More >>
  • Tooth & Nail’s Latest Cover Boy
    Meet the 25-year-old, Grammy-nominated Seattleite you’ve never heard of, at the local label that gets no respect (in town anyway).
    By Brian J. Barr
    Wednesday, January 20
    Rural Appalachia is not generally regarded as a breeding ground for the arts, but it was in a house on a hillside in the West Virginia woods that... More >>
  • Q&A: Patti Smith on Christ, Cobain, and Robert Mapplethorpe
    The punk legend comes to town with a new memoir, Just Kids.
    By Chris Kornelis
    Wednesday, January 20
    Twenty years after the death of her friend and lover, photographer Robert Mapplethorpe, punk-rock pioneer Patti Smith has released Just Kids, her... More >>
  • AFCGT: Wall of Squall
    Two experimental bands find common cause in unsettling sounds.
    By Hannah Levin
    Wednesday, January 20
    On a frigid and windy night one week before Christmas, Chop Suey is pleasantly full, if not quite sold out, for the latest offering from Portable... More >>
  • Rocket Queen: Wise Beyond Their Ears
    The assured songwriting of Kaylee Cole, Shenandoah Davis, and Barton Carroll belies their relative youth.
    By Hannah Levin
    Wednesday, January 20
    While it's not unusual to hear young musicians complaining about how difficult it can be to get their foot in the door of the local music scene,... More >>
  • The Short List: The Week's Recommended Shows
    Wednesday, January 20
    Fruit Bats ~ Friday, January 22Multi-instrumentalist Eric Johnson may have spent the past few years moonlighting as a member of the Shins, but... More >>
  • The Short List: The Week’s Recommended Shows
    Wednesday, January 13
    Hockey ~ Wednesday, January 13Portland's Hockey is already a huge hit in the UK, and it probably won't be long before we follow suit over here.... More >>
  • Grave Singer
    We’re all gonna die, and Joseph Arthur wants to sing you a song about it.
    By Hannah Levin
    Wednesday, January 13
    The closing track on Berlin, Lou Reed's 1973 late-blooming masterpiece, is entitled "Sad Song." Indeed it is a sad song, with Reed voicing a... More >>
  • Sweat, Blood, Sperm
    Behemoth “drips” with anti-Christian sentiment, among other things.
    By Saby Reyes-Kulkami
    Wednesday, January 13
    If it's a cop-out when Satanic-themed metal bands dodge discussion of the motivations behind their work, you can't really fault Behemoth... More >>
  • Q&A: Hitting Back
    Brandi Carlile reacts to last year’s South Park tragedy with a self-defense campaign for women.
    By Chris Kornelis
    Wednesday, January 13
    In the wake of the murder of the Gits' Mia Zapata, members of Seattle's music community banded together to form the self-defense group Home... More >>
  • Rocket Queen: Tight Palace
    It feels a lot like ’93, except with more styles to choose from.
    By Hannah Levin
    Wednesday, January 13
    In 1993, just prior to the release of Nirvana's In Utero, a friend and I were walking down Broadway, talking through a list of bands we wanted to... More >>

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