Microsoft’s home remedy for the millennium bug: download more products.
Solo attorney David Osgood tries to spin hip-hop club lawsuits into policy-busting battles.
Seattle’s No Depression magazine lumbers on as the definitive source for the ill-defined alt-country genre.
Fame and fortune’s not a game that he plays; the Seattle songsmith bucks the record industry trend.
A little-known industry cabal meets in Seattle this week—behind closed doors.
IN BASEBALL, AS IN LOVE, it’s usually best to avoid seeing each other for a while after a breakup. When…
The city attorney wants tough rules for nightclubs.
City Attorney Mark Sidran and the music community work on a groove.
Nobody expected the Mariners to succeed in 2001, but they’re baseball’s best team.
Recent signs—and the efforts of a few dedicated promoters—could mean more rock shows for young music fans.
Baseball stars take a swing at being rock stars—and whiff.
UP CLOSE, MARINERS SKIPPER Lou Piniella looks as intimidating as a bartender in the scariest dive in town. On the…
A history of Seattle’s hottest art punk band in four and a half chapters.
A Southern author shines so bright he could blot out the sun.
Start building the statue — Edgar Martinez has become the face of Seattle. And he’s hitting damn well, too.
Contradictions and conflict at the music industry’s buzzing tech event.
The music industry’s legal maneuverings come to light at a Seattle law conference.
For those (in the 15-24 demographic) about to rock, New American Shame salutes you.
Three new films generate buzz, but do their musical companions match up?
With Britain safely conquered, Travis travels back to the US for another stab at stardom.
Restaurants, bars, and clubs pay to play.
‘Nvesting with ‘N Sync.
New York promoter SFX has been taking over the live-music market all across America. Could Seattle be next?
