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  • The 10 Best Local Albums of 2009 . . . So Far
    The Lonely H takes us back to the ’70s, Shabazz Palaces is so Digable, and Say Hi has us oohing and aahing.
    By Jonathan Cunningham
    Wednesday, July 01
    When a copy of local singer-songwriter Andy Werth's debut LP, Burn the Maps and Bury the Compass, arrived in my office a few months ago, I... More >>
  • Blurred Vision
    The Round celebrates more than four years of fusing music and visual art.
    By Sara Brickner
    Wednesday, July 01
    "There are two voices in the mind of every artist," painter and Round co-founder Scott Erickson says as he sips an iced coffee at a Capitol Hill... More >>
  • The Short List: The Week's Recommended Shows
    Wednesday, July 01
    Stone River Boys ~ Wednesday, July 1The Hacienda Brothers were sweet. They could achieve these peak moments ("A Lot of Days Are Gone" is my... More >>
  • A Shot in the Dark: Room With a View
    By Erika Hobart
    Wednesday, July 01
    The Fairmont Olympic is notorious for being Seattle's swankiest hotel. The colossal multimillion-dollar establishment has hosted celebrity... More >>
  • Sir Richard Bishop: Less Seattle, More Lebanon
    A longtime Seattleite gets out of town and back to his roots in The Freak of Araby.
    By Brian J. Barr
    Wednesday, June 24
    Sir Richard Bishop no longer calls Seattle home. From the early '90s until last year, he lived and worked in Ballard as a member of the eccentric... More >>
  • CD Review: The Builders and the Butchers' Salvation, and Steelo's Music For the Ladies
    The R&B duo is as diverse as the scene that spawned it.
    Wednesday, June 24
    The Builders and the ButchersSalvation Is a Deep Dark Well (Gigantic Records)It's safe to say that Salvation Is a Deep Dark Well, the Builders... More >>
  • The Occidental Brothers' Transatlantic Soul
    Finding the sweet spot between West Africa and West Chicago.
    By Jason Ferguson
    Wednesday, June 24
    The smooth and melodious groove on the Occidental Brothers Dance Band International's debut album, Odo Sanbra, gives off a vintage vibe that... More >>
  • The Veronicas Ride That Bull, Bitch!
    Inside the cheeky world of the sisters Down Under.
    By Michael Alan Goldberg
    Wednesday, June 24
    Look out, Tegan and Sara! Here come the Veronicas, a spunky, electro-poppy Australian quintet led by 24-year-old identical twins Jessica and Lisa... More >>
  • The Short List: The Week’s Recommended Concerts
    Wednesday, June 24
    David Byrne ~ Wednesday, June 24Dear David Byrne,I am a singer who used to be in a popular and highly influential '80s band until we broke up... More >>
  • Rocket Queen: Heavy Hands
    Madraso’s handiwork helps craft a heavier Northwest sound.
    By Hannah Levin
    Wednesday, June 24
    "We should be called the Carpenters. This band has led to nothing but construction," laughs Madraso drummer Chris Jager. He and his bandmates,... More >>
  • Mad Rad’s Trouble-Making Hipster-Hop
    Do we really want this quartet to behave?
    By Jonathan Cunningham
    Wednesday, June 17
    P Smoov is in the middle of hosting an impromptu listening session while cruising through the Central District. Seven of us have just pulled out... More >>
  • Khingz: Time to Share the Wealth
    Will the MC’s new release also signal his Seattle sayonara?
    By Jonathan Cunningham
    Wednesday, June 17
    Khalil Equiano has been back in Seattle less than 48 hours, and already he's plotting his escape. The 30-year-old MC, who also goes by the name... More >>
  • Not So Young, Still Fresh
    A seminal punk-pop trio tours behind their first album in nearly a decade.
    By Gwendolyn Elliott
    Wednesday, June 17
    The Pacific Northwest can boast a good deal about its influence on popular music. Many of us are quick to point out our venerable jazz heritage... More >>
  • Rocket Queen: Coming From Obscurity
    Light in the Attic reissues another Sixto Rodriguez album and welcomes him to Seattle.
    By Hannah Levin
    Wednesday, June 17
    When I first fell in love with writing and music in my grade-school years, my parents made a habit of sending me to arts-related camps during the... More >>
  • The Short List: The Week's Recommended Shows
    Wednesday, June 17
    Tragically Hip ~ Wednesday, June 17That rarest of all North American beasts—the cult band that's also a household name—the Tragically... More >>
  • A Shot in the Dark: Karaoke, a New Puppy, and the Rickshaw
    Some things are better done sober.
    By Erika Hobart
    Wednesday, June 17
    The Rickshaw Restaurant & Lounge serves greasy Chinese and American fare, along with potent well drinks, 16 hours a day. Happy hour starts at 10... More >>
  • The Short List: This Week’s Recommended Shows
    Wednesday, June 10
    Telepathe ~ Wednesday, June 10BFFs Busy Gangnes and Melissa Livaudais, aka Telepathe, slip heavy narcotics into their electro-pop concoctions,... More >>
  • Femi Kuti Pushes Afrobeat Into the 21st Century
    The son of a genre pioneer brings hip-hop, soul, jazz, and brevity to the mix.
    By Saby Reyes-Kulkami
    Wednesday, June 10
    Much like Bob Marley's towering stature in the world of reggae, it is impossible to listen to Afrobeat without encountering the mythic figure of... More >>
  • CD Reviews: k-os and GMK
    Wednesday, June 10
    k-osYes! (Virgin)Musically schizophrenic might be the best way to describe k-os, Toronto's guitar-playing MC whose vocal style travels from... More >>
  • The Lonely H Taps the Classics on Concrete Class
    Jukebox staples from a band young enough to never have seen one.
    By Travis Hay
    Wednesday, June 10
    There's a reason the Lonely H was chosen to open for the Dead, the Allman Brothers, and the Doobie Brothers at the Gorge last month, and it's not... More >>

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