Four local bands playing on the same Sunset Tavern bill critique each other’s music.
Although it’s known primarily for its vast array of Belgian beers, this Ballard tavern offers a nice list of sandwiches…
What will I-901 really mean for local bars, restaurants, and, most of all, citizens?
Climax Golden Twins trade noise for folk—for now.
A band without pretensions, 764-Hero cruises along the rock highway.
Spotted outside of: Tower Records, 500 Mercer Ave, 283-4456 Name: Brandon Binger Age: 24 Where do you live? “North Bend,…
Seattle Weekly: Your new record, 2012, which K Records issues this week, sounds very much like a companion to last…
SPOTTED OUTSIDE OF: Tower Records, 4321 University NE, 632-1187 NAME: Kyle Conran AGE: 33 WHAT DO YOU DO? I build…
Because Baker’s Restaurant is also a candy shop, and because the whole place is done up in red peppermint stripes…
Seven albums in, Silkworm’s starting to sound like classic rock.
Spotted Outside of: Cellophane Square, 130 Broadway E., 329-2202 Names: Trisha Huffman and Christy Fast Ages: Trisha, 19; Christy, 20…
Cutting through the buzz around Capitol Hill’s Lark.
Chicago rockers the Ponys dodge the sophomore slump.
I bet the folks at Rockin’ Burrito were bummed that Sub Pop Records recently moved several blocks north on Fourth…
Now that’s what we call action. As of May 1, Madame K owner Kirsten Burt will donate 50 cents to…
One can only stomach so many over- sweetened, barely cooked, behemoth suburban shopping-mall cinnamon rolls before becoming disgusted with the…
By Kayla Williams (Norton, $24.95).
Put your money on Chandler’s crab.
WHO: Richard A. Martin WHAT DID YOU DO? I’m the outgoing music editor at Seattle Weekly, a former editor at…
Pike Place’s Chez Shea perfects the art of the prix-fixe meal.
The Turn-Ons love music, and they love to look good playing it.
Wire’s leading man holds up a mirror to today’s music.
SPOTTED OUTSIDE OF: CD Warehouse, 823 First, 748-9772 NAME: Paul WHERE DO YOU LIVE? Australia WHAT DO YOU DO? I’m…
