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Arts & Culture
Man or Astro Man?
Touring bands come from miles away to play in our fair city of Seattle. But how many bands…
February 23, 2011
Arts & Culture
Black Milk
Best known as a beatmaker for the likes of Slum Village, the Detroit-based Dilla-disciple Black Milk is respected…
February 23, 2011
Arts & Culture
Gun Outfit
Gun Outfit are from just down the road in Olympia, but the trio keeps low enough of a…
February 23, 2011
Arts & Culture
Abe Vigoda
Tonights show was originally booked at the tiny Capitol Hill vintage store Cairo, but pre-sale tickets sold at…
February 23, 2011
Arts & Culture
Wooden Wand
James Jackson Toththe man who goes by the name Wooden Wandhas recently proven to be a singer-songwriter worth…
February 23, 2011
Arts & Culture
Air Supply
It’s Thanksgiving time, I love your new blazer, your sleeves are pushed up, it looks pretty awesome. Why,…
February 23, 2011
Arts & Culture
The Threepenny Opera
Thank goodness Seattle Shakespeare Company artistic director Stephanie Shine took takes a straightforward and non-overthought approach to this…
February 22, 2011
Arts & Culture
The Indian Queen
Everyones hot for genealogy now, so why not check out the ancestors of ballet? Baroque dance is the…
February 19, 2011
Arts & Culture
Marc Maron
A year and a half ago I was fucking suicidal, says comedian Marc Maron. I had nothing, and…
February 19, 2011
Arts & Culture
T. C. Boyle
Up here in the Northwest, we take it as a matter of green faith that salmon habitat should…
February 19, 2011
Arts & Culture
Shadows of a Fleeting World
Popular photography was new in the 1920s, and the medium was only gradually feeling its way to a…
February 19, 2011
Arts & Culture
Three Dollar Bill Oscar Party
Who says Seattle cant get fancy? For the sixth year running, Three Dollar Bill Cinema and the Gay…
February 19, 2011
Arts & Culture
Dr. Strangelove
The 1964 Dr. Strangelove is now closer to the onset of the Cold War (the 1948 Berlin blockade)…
February 19, 2011
Arts & Culture
Murs
Responsible for more than 30 albums and EPs in the past 15 yearsand thats just his solo workthe…
February 18, 2011
Arts & Culture
Cave Singers
On paper, Cave Singers like what weve come to expect from Seattles boots and buckle set: precious, pretty,…
February 18, 2011
Arts & Culture
Smith Westerns
Sophistication isnt a word youd normally associate with a group of 20-year-old boys, but the second record from…
February 16, 2011
Arts & Culture
Yo La Tengo
If youre a fan of Yo La Tengo, youve probably already seen Yo La Tengotheyve been around for…
February 16, 2011
Arts & Culture
Gang Of Four
While Englands love of infusing punk with reggae influences is most often associated with the Clash and to…
February 16, 2011
Arts & Culture
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Godspeed! You Black Emperor make music for eschatonists and movie lovers, and not just because their song East…
February 16, 2011
Arts & Culture
The Decemberists
Yes, Portland folk-rockers The Decemberists are coming through town again. But for the first time in a…
February 16, 2011
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