“We don’t see things as they are, we see things as we are,” wrote Anaïs Nin. Even if the marketers…
Country Glamour
The Factory’s Mylar balloons have long since deflated, “Baby” Jane Holzer sells real estate, and Barney’s offers customized soup cans;…
The Silver Jews’ David Berman and the “Realists’ Trifecta.”
Despite the loss of rent control, Nora Ephron will surive.
Mark those calendars, LCD Soundsystem is booked at Showbox on Wednesday, May 2. Tickets went onsale Tuesday. The great Sound…
Big Business is more than just a new rock merger.
Upper Queen Anne is far from the great outdoors, but you’d never know it. Caffe Fiore’s rosy wood floors, pumpkin-colored…
The Spice of Life.
He said, she said: A breezy epistolary novel fit for NPR.
Between “Fly Girl” Sunday’s, B-girls spinning on an illuminated disco floor (with In Living Color‘s namesake J.Lo and crew screened…
Ramones, “Chain Saw” (Sire; 1977). The Clean, “Thumbs Off” (Flying Nun; 1981). Franz Ferdinand, “Sexy Boy” (MP3; 2005). The Clouds,…
The Pop Rivets, “Fun in the U.K.” (Hipocrite, 1979). Thee Headcoats, “You’re Looking Fine” (Hangman, 1989). Billy Childish, “Bourgeois Blues”…
Judy Henske, “Big Fat Man” (Fair Star). Marianne Faithfull, “Before the Poison” (Anti-). iTunes Eleni Mandell, “I Love Paris” (iTunes)….
Jenn Ghetto gives S another go-round.
On the first Wedding Present album in eight years, David Gedge takes his angst to Seattle and back.
The first thing you notice upon entering Maharaja is—nothing! It’s too damn dark to see at all, not even a…
The Divorce aim for success the old-fashioned way.
Expecting the unexpected from the 21st annual Seattle Improvised Music Festival.
For fans of U.K. football and ale, it’s always 5 o’clock somewhere.
MGM Home Ent., $39.98.
THE KINKS The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society (Sanctuary) “This is the world we build in our heads…
Seattle Weekly plays Jukebox Jury with the Posies.
