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July 27, 2009
I Chose Summer Jam over Block Party... And I Will Next Year, Too.
My colleagues and I recently discussed over beers that this weekend's dueling high-profile music festivals--Capitol Hill Block Party and KUBE 93's Summer Jam--rank on complete opposite ends of the irony spectrum. The Block Party, in all its indie/hipster glory, ranks on the high end. And Summ ... More >>
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June 24, 2009
Q&A with Matisyahu, Who Performs Tonight at The Moore
Jonathan CunninghamThere was a time when Hasidic reggae singer, Matisyahu was viewed by some as a sort of a parody stuck between two worlds --one overly Jewish (Lubavitch to be exact), and one that was faux Jamaican. When he first came out in 2004, Matisyahu garnered a lot of attention for his regga ... More >>
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August 12, 2008
The Tuesday Review: Orbitron, B-Boy Universal
Jonathan CunninghamThere was a time when Hasidic reggae singer, Matisyahu was viewed by some as a sort of a parody stuck between two worlds --one overly Jewish (Lubavitch to be exact), and one that was faux Jamaican. When he first came out in 2004, Matisyahu garnered a lot of attention for his regga ... More >>
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September 5, 2007
Portland's Bumbershoot
Jonathan CunninghamThere was a time when Hasidic reggae singer, Matisyahu was viewed by some as a sort of a parody stuck between two worlds --one overly Jewish (Lubavitch to be exact), and one that was faux Jamaican. When he first came out in 2004, Matisyahu garnered a lot of attention for his regga ... More >>
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June 7, 2007
Kings Are the Gem of the Bumber Doughnut
Jonathan CunninghamThere was a time when Hasidic reggae singer, Matisyahu was viewed by some as a sort of a parody stuck between two worlds --one overly Jewish (Lubavitch to be exact), and one that was faux Jamaican. When he first came out in 2004, Matisyahu garnered a lot of attention for his regga ... More >>
Music
September 20, 2006
Birdmonster
Plus CD Reviews of C-Bo, Iron Maiden, and Trainwreck Riders.
Music
November 30, 2005
Dr. Israel
Plus CD Reviews of C-Bo, Iron Maiden, and Trainwreck Riders.
Music
November 9, 2005
David Banner
Also: Goat Horn and Sean Paul.
Arts
September 8, 2004
Shedding the Sheds
As the concert industry restructures, fans and artists are scaling back.
Music
August 25, 2004
Brian Eno
Also: the Gris Gris, Neurosis, Lansing-Dreiden, Omara Portuondo, Brandy, and Beenie Man.
Music
August 18, 2004
Renegades of Funk
Hip-hop mixtapes and mutations.
Music
July 21, 2004
Heaven Knows
Singing what he cannot say, Detroit dance master Matthew Dear takes aim at pop.
Music
April 28, 2004
Music Awards Showcase Preview
Singing what he cannot say, Detroit dance master Matthew Dear takes aim at pop.
Music
March 17, 2004
Stormy, Tipsy, Mya, M.I.A.
Singing what he cannot say, Detroit dance master Matthew Dear takes aim at pop.
Music
February 4, 2004
Where Is the Love?
Seattle Weekly's music staff has a few drinks and predicts the Grammy Awards.
Music
December 10, 2003
Death By Mixtape
Settin' it straighter for all y'all haters (special guest cameos: Clay Aiken, Black Eyed Peas).
Music
August 27, 2003
Sharon Jones, Avenue D, and More
Settin' it straighter for all y'all haters (special guest cameos: Clay Aiken, Black Eyed Peas).

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I Chose Summer Jam over Block Party... And I Will Next Year, Too.

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Q&A with Matisyahu, Who Performs Tonight at The Moore

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The Tuesday Review: Orbitron, B-Boy Universal

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Portland's Bumbershoot

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Kings Are the Gem of the Bumber Doughnut

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Shedding the Sheds

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Renegades of Funk

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Heaven Knows

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