Roaming the stacks with Seattle's Library Science.
Making good on paisley-tinted retro with groovy indie-popsters Of Montreal.
From over-saturated hipsters to Latin big-band.
A brief, nondefinitive look back at 2003.
Seattle Weekly plays Jukebox Jury with Ben Gibbard and Christopher Walla of Death Cab for Cutie.
Meanwhile, independent record retailers are ascending.
The hills are alive with the sound of . . . Moby. Fourteen songs tailor-made to put a spring in your walking stick.
R. Kelly, "Trapped in the Closet (Chapter 1)" (Jive). iTunesTweet ft. Missy Elliott, "Turn da Lights Off" (Atlantic). iTunesQuasimoto, "Rappcats Pt. 3" (Stones Throw). iTunesTrillville… Continue reading
One year. 273 songs. 22 hours of 2004's best music.
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a spoof of superheroes.
I had an odd feeling watching Bruno Pronsato at the VERA Project on Saturday, April 16, and about halfway through I figured out why. It… Continue reading
Love and politics, in the past and present.
Seattle Weekly plays Jukebox Jury with Lucy Atkinson and Chris Martin of Kinski.
A classic '70s reference goes millennial, plus Miss Wyoming.
Spotted outside: Eye and Ear Control, 4822 Rainier SW, 722-0300Name: David WightWhere do you live? IssaquahWhat do you do? "I'm the Web editor for Costco."Whadchagit?… Continue reading
SPOTTED AT: Silver Platters, 9560 First NE, 524-3472NAME: Terry LarsonWHERE DO YOU LIVE? Cedar ParkWHAT DO YOU DO? NurseWHADCHAGIT? Dire Straits' Brothers in ArmsWHAT ELSE?… Continue reading
Spotted outside of: Cellophane Square, 130 Broadway E, 329-2002Name: Danica BasarichWhere do you live? Capitol Hill/Central District cuspWhadchagit? Sleater-Kinney, The Hot Rock (Kill Rock Stars)Do… Continue reading
Spotted outside of: Orpheum Records, 618 Broadway E, 322-6370Name: Julia Marie BenzingerAge: 21Where do you live? "For right now, Bellevue."What do you do? Student at… Continue reading
The conflicting impulses of Rhino's new Whatever: The '90s Pop & Culture Box.
