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The Black Lips Were a Sweaty Mess Last Night at Neumos

​And that's a good thing. As noted in this week's Shortlist, the Atlanta punk quartet has a habit of spreading bodily fluids all over themselves, the stage, and the audience, so it's for the best that the only liquids in play last night were perspiration and Pabst. No, the spectacle took a b ... More >>

Black Lips' "Modern Art" vs. Art Brut's "Modern Art"

Continuing on yesterday's theme of compare-and-contrasting like-titled things, today we pit the new single "Modern Art" from Vice Records' Hotlanta garage rock "bad boys" (OMG, they threw a guitar off a boat! ...because they were playing on a fucking Carnival Cruise ship) against singy-talky smart ... More >>

Also Tonight: The Intersection of Hippie and Indie--aka Finn Riggins--Sweats It Out at the Sunset

Finn Riggins, "Dali," from Tyler T. Williams on Vimeo.I've written before about Finn Riggins, old friends of mine from our time in Moscow, Idaho. These days they spend their time wandering the nation's roads with folks like Built to Spill, right at the intersection of indie and hippie. These kids u ... More >>

ALEXANDER GORENSTEIN & SHURA PETROV

Finn Riggins, "Dali," from Tyler T. Williams on Vimeo.I've written before about Finn Riggins, old friends of mine from our time in Moscow, Idaho. These days they spend their time wandering the nation's roads with folks like Built to Spill, right at the intersection of indie and hippie. These kids u ... More >>

Looking for Trouble

Henry Art Gallery seeks out provocative, disturbing work.

Head Case

Both patient and shrink could use some meds. So could the movie.

Oct. 27 - Nov. 2, 2004

Both patient and shrink could use some meds. So could the movie.

Oct. 20-26, 2004

Both patient and shrink could use some meds. So could the movie.

Oct. 13-19, 2004

Both patient and shrink could use some meds. So could the movie.

Oct. 6-12, 2004

Both patient and shrink could use some meds. So could the movie.

Saved by the Beagle

A year ago, Seattle's Fantagraphics was on the brink of bankruptcy. Now it's in the black, thanks to good ol' Charlie Brown—and a pair of dogged believers who turned a cranky fanzine into the most widely respected comics publisher in America.