Music
Porter Ray’s “Past Life” Video Tells a Story Rooted in Seattle
The video off the rapper’s Sub Pop LP (out tomorrow) features scenes from MLK Way and Lake Washington.
Music
Seattle Hip-Hop Legend Jonathan Moore, 47, Passes Away
Beyond his own artistry and mentorship, Moore was also one of the architects of the hip-hop scene we…
Arts & Culture
After a Decade’s Wait, Kevin Craft’s Gorgeous Poetry Collection Sees the Light of Day
Craft’s spent most of his time promoting other writers—but his own work deserves the spotlight too.
Arts & Culture
Humanity Must Find a New Home in ‘Last Day on Mars’
The sun is about to go supernova and then collapse, rendering our solar system inhospitable.
Arts & Culture
The Top 15 Things to Do This Week
See Helado Negro and his “tinsel mammals,” watch a magazine come to life on stage and more.
Arts & Culture
Mariane Ibrahim Gallery’s ‘BACK STORIES’ Is a Welcome Reprieve From the Face
The human back is the star of this beguiling new exhibition.
Film
The Quiet, Stop-Motion Heart of ‘My Life as a Zucchini’
This animated Swiss Oscar nominee may have lost to ‘Zootopia,’ but its subtle soul shines regardless.
Arts & Culture
Malika Oyetimein’s Theater-Based ‘Artivism’
‘Milk Like Sugar’ is the latest on the Seattle director’s uniquely engaged directorial resume.
Comix
Night Mayor VS. The Youth Jail
With pressure from prison abolitionists, Murray finds himself in a pickle. But when he dons the cape?
Comix
Paleo-NIMBY
As they say, history is always bound to repeat itself—even if you travel through it.
Comix
In the Fields of Gold
A Serbian comic artist stumbles upon a forgotten bit of Seattle history from 100 years ago.
Eat Drink Toke
The Hows and Whys of Hops
You’re going to drink it. You may as well know something about it.
Eat Drink Toke
Cycene Brings Southern-Style Brunch to the Market
Grits and hush puppies for a city that loves them.
Music
PREMIERE: Brakebill Holds a Light to the Darkness in “Rochester Rut” Video
The stark, animated video from local artist Annisa Amalia finds power in simplicity.
News
GIFS From the Thousands-Strong Black Lives Matter March
A broad coalition marched under the BLM banner Saturday, stopping on 12th Ave. to put the youth jail…
Comix
Sewage Spewage
On Feb. 9, 260 million gallons of Seattle’s sludge gushed out into the Puget Sound.
Comix
A Name I Call Myself
A winding visit to a legal clinic turns into an unexpected moment of togetherness.
Arts & Culture
The Top 15 Things to Do This Week
See Sub Pop’s LVL UP, fight for progressive income tax in WA, learn about emotional AI and more.