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Rick Anderson
Seattle Weekly staff writer Rick Andersons Seattle Vice: Strippers, Prostitution, Dirty Money, and Crooked Cops in the Emerald…
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Faun Fables
Faun Fables is an odd, uncategorizable, morphing entity that creates profoundly haunting excursions into arcane dreams within dreams.…
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Harold McGee
Chef and author Harold McGees The Keys to Good Cooking (Penguin, $35) explores the science behind food preparation,…
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Chris Engman
The coordinates of a place are four-dimensional, not just three, says Chris Engman, an artist who builds and…
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Road to Morocco
What you immediately notice about Bob Hope in Road to Morocco (1942) is how modern he is, still,…
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Lady Gaga Dance Off
Lady Gagas catalogue of music videos is wildly diverse, with locations ranging from prisons to pizzerias to burning…
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Simon Winchester
Theres a lot of water in the Atlantic Ocean, and theres a lot of history sloshing around in…
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Seattle Rock Orchestra
Seattle Rock Orchestra music director Scott Teske sure knows how to conduct a good time. After curating a…
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Usher
Ushers Raymond V. Raymond is not a breakup album. Its a divorce album. As the lyrics spell out,…
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Toro Y Moi
Like his stage name, Toro Y Moi’s music is the unconventional collision of two conventionally beautiful languages. The…
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Luck-One
After establishing himself as one of Portlands premier emcees, recent Seattle transplant Hanif Collins set his sights on…
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Eisley
“Eisley is Free,” the band blogged after finally untethering from their contract with Warner Brothers. It’s about time…
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Fitz & The Tantrums
The Los Angeles sextet Fitz & the Tantrums traffics in a vintage neo-soul sound that originated when frontman…
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Delorean
Despite what their name might imply, this Spanish indie-electro quartet has no desire to dwell on 80s retro-chic.…
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Tift Merritt
One of the dumbest next so-and-so comparisons ever uttered occurred at Denvers Filmore Auditorium not long after Tift…
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Ghostland Observatory
Everyone has a weirdo genius friend. You know, the one no one gets but you? Pry him or…
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Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin
Hailing from the birthplace of the now archaic Route 66 (Springfield, MO), Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin…
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Junip
In September, Jose Gonzalez and his chillwave band, Junip, released Fields, their first full-length record since forming over…
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Wild Flag
Them Crooked Vultures may have been the heart-stopping so-called super-group of 2010, but that was all about the…
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Eli Rosenblatt Band
Mashing up Jewish and Afro-Cuban music has been a popular tack lately, and Rosenblatt is Seattles premiere exponent…