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Music
July 13, 2011
The Sounds of Summer 2011
Our box set of songs from the season, from Neutral Milk Hotel to Witch Gardens.
Blogs
July 7, 2011
My Summer Music Playlist: Motor City Drum Ensemble, Vampire Weekend, Zomby, and More
I've already laid out my top albums of the year so far, and while all of those should be on heavy rotation this summer, here's a few more records, old and new, that I'm feeling for the summer. Enjoy. 1. Motor City Drum Ensemble - DJ-Kicks (July 5th, 2011, !K7 Records; plays Decibel Festival ... More >>
Blogs
May 31, 2011
3 Musical Discoveries from My Non-Sasquatch!, Non-Folklife Memorial Day Weekend
1. The 8-bit Anamanaguchi remix of Das Racist's "Rainbow in the Dark," which appears on the group's recently posted collection URC: Unreleased, Remixes, Collaborations. It starts off as a pretty typical chiptune reworking of the original track, but then around the two minute mark it takes a turn, ... More >>
Blogs
April 7, 2011
Today Reverb Recommends Stopping By the Crocodile to See THEESatisfaction and Some Equally Exciting Opening Acts
In this week's Short List, Brian Barr shared his thoughts on Seattle's self-appointed weirdos, female hip-hop duo THEESatisfaction: No matter your opinion of hip-hop duo THEESatisfaction, there's no denying they've carved quite the unique niche for themselves. Thee Stasia and Cat Satisfacti ... More >>
Calendar
April 6, 2011
THEESatisfaction
In this week's Short List, Brian Barr shared his thoughts on Seattle's self-appointed weirdos, female hip-hop duo THEESatisfaction: No matter your opinion of hip-hop duo THEESatisfaction, there's no denying they've carved quite the unique niche for themselves. Thee Stasia and Cat Satisfacti ... More >>
Music
April 6, 2011
The Short List: This Week's Recommended Shows
From Jesse Sykes to the Cults.
Music
May 6, 2009
CD Reviews
New work by two locals.
Blogs
January 30, 2009
Your Weekend Arts Calendar
Pictured: Charles Aznavour in Shoot the Piano Player, playing at SIFF Cinema. Make the jump to read the review.There are several good things to see over the weekend, as highlighted by our writers below...FRIDAYGuillermo E. Brown has been a drummer in a host of progressive jazz scenarios, most famous ... More >>
Calendar
January 28, 2009
Shuffle Mode
Pictured: Charles Aznavour in Shoot the Piano Player, playing at SIFF Cinema. Make the jump to read the review.There are several good things to see over the weekend, as highlighted by our writers below...FRIDAYGuillermo E. Brown has been a drummer in a host of progressive jazz scenarios, most famous ... More >>
Calendar
December 24, 2008
Varmint
Pictured: Charles Aznavour in Shoot the Piano Player, playing at SIFF Cinema. Make the jump to read the review.There are several good things to see over the weekend, as highlighted by our writers below...FRIDAYGuillermo E. Brown has been a drummer in a host of progressive jazz scenarios, most famous ... More >>
Blogs
December 6, 2007
Free Free Jazz Tonight
Pictured: Charles Aznavour in Shoot the Piano Player, playing at SIFF Cinema. Make the jump to read the review.There are several good things to see over the weekend, as highlighted by our writers below...FRIDAYGuillermo E. Brown has been a drummer in a host of progressive jazz scenarios, most famous ... More >>
Music
November 14, 2007
Ben Chasny Kills It on Six Organs’ Latest
His smoky guitar and driftwood vocals pull from American folk, Japanese music, raga, drone, Beat Zen, free jazz, and classic rock.
Music
May 16, 2007
New Music From Dinosaur Jr. and Andrew Hill
His smoky guitar and driftwood vocals pull from American folk, Japanese music, raga, drone, Beat Zen, free jazz, and classic rock.
Music
June 22, 2005
Super Mario Jams
His smoky guitar and driftwood vocals pull from American folk, Japanese music, raga, drone, Beat Zen, free jazz, and classic rock.
Music
April 27, 2005
Living Ends
His smoky guitar and driftwood vocals pull from American folk, Japanese music, raga, drone, Beat Zen, free jazz, and classic rock.
Music
April 6, 2005
Say What You Think
Seattle Weekly plays Jukebox Jury with Maktub.
Music
March 30, 2005
50 Cent
Also: Ben Lee, The BellRays.
Music
December 22, 2004
Jesse Sykes & The Sweet Hereafter
Also: Raphael Saadiq, Aa, Dungen, The Soft Pink Truth, and Bryan Adams.
Music
November 10, 2004
A Reasonable Guide to Horrible Noise Dudes
Peeling paint with Wolf Eyes and Sunburned Hand of the Man.
Music
September 15, 2004
Electric Dreams
New York's Burnt Sugar create an aural melting pot.
Music
July 28, 2004
Waves of Guessing
Seattle Weekly plays Jukebox Jury with Lucy Atkinson and Chris Martin of Kinski.
Arts
June 9, 2004
Arts Picks
Seattle Weekly plays Jukebox Jury with Lucy Atkinson and Chris Martin of Kinski.
Diversions
May 26, 2004
Space Walks
From UFOs to African-American sci-fi to Paul Allen's latest museum, take an unexpected trek into the unknown.
Music
May 5, 2004
Happenings and Adventures
From UFOs to African-American sci-fi to Paul Allen's latest museum, take an unexpected trek into the unknown.
Music
February 11, 2004
Pop Clients
Seattle Weekly plays Jukebox Jury with Mylab's Wayne Horvitz and Tucker Martine.
Music
January 28, 2004
Really the Blues
A new reissue column.
Music
January 21, 2004
The Unheard Music
Atlanta's Dust-to-Digital and Seattle's Sublime Frequencies labels mine lost archives of glorious sound.
Diversions
December 3, 2003
What's That Sound?
Think you've heard it all? Guess again.
Arts
November 5, 2003
This Week's Arts Picks
Think you've heard it all? Guess again.
Arts
August 27, 2003
Shooting Gallery
Seattle Weekly music writers choose the best bets for your Bumbershoot dollar.
Music
January 1, 2003
Critical Mass 2002, Part 1
Seattle Weekly's music writers sift through a year's worth of highs and lows to come up their annual top-10 lists.
Music
September 18, 2002
The Slide Priest
Seattle's obscure jazz giant steps into the spotlight.
Music
October 10, 2001
Back to school
Seattle's obscure jazz giant steps into the spotlight.
Music
July 18, 2001
CD Reviews
Seattle's obscure jazz giant steps into the spotlight.
Music
April 25, 2001
Shoes for the whole Famile
Seattle's obscure jazz giant steps into the spotlight.
Music
January 24, 2001
Scaling Mount Florida
Seattle's obscure jazz giant steps into the spotlight.
Music
January 24, 2001
CD Reviews
Seattle's obscure jazz giant steps into the spotlight.
Music
December 20, 2000
Top-10 Lists
Our critics select the best albums by genre, plus singles, local music, and 10 you might have missed.
Music
December 6, 2000
Not of this earth
Tributes and reissues reaffirm Sun Ra's cosmic legacy.
Music
October 18, 2000
Jazz power
Earshot lumbers on, attracting Seattle's strong players and ace out of towners.
Film
September 13, 2000
Coming attractions...
After the summer movie drought, what to expect in the next three-plus months.
Music
July 19, 2000
Concrete poetry
Sonic Youth connect the dots between underground music of all stripes.
Arts
July 12, 2000
When worlds collide
Midwest music and arts collective Destroy All Monsters attacks CoCA.
Music
June 28, 2000
Nina Gordon, Get Hustle, and more.
Midwest music and arts collective Destroy All Monsters attacks CoCA.
Music
December 8, 1999
And the Beats Goes On...
Rediscover the sounds of Africa.
Music
November 3, 1999
The album of the year
Rediscover the sounds of Africa.
Music
September 1, 1999
Sarah Dougher, Innerzone Orchestra, Vermont, Tower of Power
Rediscover the sounds of Africa.

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