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