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Arts & Culture
Police Teeth
If naming songs were an Olympic sport, the necks of Police Teeth would be glowing with gold. Thankfully,…
April 7, 2010
Arts & Culture
Angels & Airwaves
After the split of Blink-182, Tom DeLonge worked tirelessly to prove that his new incarnation would forever change…
April 7, 2010
Arts & Culture
Spoon
With their latest effort, Transference, Austins Spoon have proven themselves to be one of the few late-nineties bands…
April 7, 2010
Arts & Culture
Rogue Wave
Based on their name, you’d expect Rogue Wave to have a huge, uncontrollable sound, like a metal or…
April 7, 2010
Arts & Culture
Male Bonding
Legions of young bands are doing the skuzzy, fuzzy thing, but the London trio Male Bonding brings a…
April 7, 2010
Arts & Culture
Retribution Gospel Choir
Remember Hoobastank? They were early-2000s mainstream rock at its finest – lots of soaring power chords with lots…
April 7, 2010
Music
The Short List: The Weeks Recommended Shows
Angels and Airwaves / Wednesday, April 7 After the split of Blink-182, Tom DeLonge worked tirelessly to prove…
April 6, 2010
Arts & Culture
The Weekly Wire: This Weeks Recommended Events
WEDNESDAY 4/7 Visual Arts: Splendid Isolation Commodore Perry is nowhere to be seen in the 60-plus images collected…
April 6, 2010
Arts & Culture
The Shining
Stephen King has never been given a more memorable, disturbing, boldly surreal movie adaptation, so go figure: he…
April 5, 2010
Arts & Culture
Labyrinth
Jennifer Connelly was a 16-year-old ingénue when she starred opposite Kabuki-style, feathered-hair-metal goblin king David Bowie in Muppet…
April 5, 2010
Arts & Culture
Meet Greet Rinse Repeat
Troy Gua must have a lot of friends. Starting with a glyph-like icon of his own design (like…
April 3, 2010
Arts & Culture
Literary
The premise sounds small and twee as a dozen local artists riff upon books and reading culture. And…
April 3, 2010
Arts & Culture
Jennifer Yaros
Her show, “The Only Thing Im Protesting (Is the War Against the Self?),” is a bit of a…
April 3, 2010
Arts & Culture
Jennifer Campbell
The name of this show and its main video, “Point No Point,” refers to the North Kitsap lighthouse…
April 3, 2010
Arts & Culture
Clay? III
Theres a reason for the question mark in the name of this show. The 17 artists in Clay?…
April 3, 2010
Arts & Culture
Jay Steensma
The late Northwest artist Jay Steensma (1941-1994) died somewhat prematurely in a career also clouded by manic depression.…
April 3, 2010
Arts & Culture
Seattle Mariners Vs. Oakland
In their home-field season opener, the Mariners are a so-so team (85-77 last year), with a not-cheap roster…
April 2, 2010
Arts & Culture
The Cremaster Cycle
Matthew Barney is backnaked, glistening with Vaseline, eating a Chrysler, scaling the walls of the Guggenheim in a…
April 1, 2010
Arts & Culture
Chris Hardwick
Few wouldve predicted, back in the 90s heyday of MTVs Singled Out, that quippy young host Chris Hardwick…
April 1, 2010
Arts & Culture
True West
Sam Shepards plays and stories are blooming like dandelions this spring. In New York, his new Ages of…
April 1, 2010
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