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Murder City Devils
Published 8:00am Wednesday, December 30, 2009Back during the Murder City Devils first go-around, from 1996 until 2001, the rabid Seattle garage-punk sextet could be relied upon to deliver some of ... Read more
Helladope
Published 8:00am Wednesday, December 30, 2009Near the vanguard of the vaunted new wave (or whatever you wanna call em) that crashed tsunami-like through the gates of the Seattle hip-hop scene ... Read more
Q&A: Aja Pecknolds a Fleet Fox
Published 8:00am Tuesday, December 29, 2009The bands manager proves there can be life after Seattle Weekly. Read more
Rocket Queen: The Cut That Wouldnt Heal
Published 8:00am Tuesday, December 29, 2009Vic Chesnutts death touches and angers musicians in Seattle and beyond. Read more
Our Favorite Local Releases of 2009
Published 8:00am Tuesday, December 29, 2009From Bazan to Visqueen, Seattle had almost as many standout releases this year as Tiger Woods had mistresses. Read more
Oh, Right, THAT New Year
Published 8:00am Tuesday, December 29, 2009Dear Uptight Seattleite, I want to listen to Democracy Now! but I have a problem with Amy Goodman’s voice. It’s so dreary! I know whatever’s ... Read more
What We Listened to in 2009
Published 8:00am Tuesday, December 29, 2009Even if the music came from 1956, 1995, or the future! Read more
Reviewing the Decade: 2010 to 2019
Published 8:00am Tuesday, December 29, 2009Onesies, a sax mans return, and a trip to the Fillmore. Read more
The Weekly Wire: The Weeks Recommended Events
Published 8:00am Tuesday, December 29, 2009WEDNESDAY 12/30 Visual Arts: Seasons in a Bag One of two exhibits highlighting recent acquisitions at SAAM, “The New New” is the more accessible gallery, ... Read more
Moments to Remember: Classical/Dance
Published 8:00am Tuesday, December 29, 2009A half-dozen favorite memories from 2009, onstage and on CD. Read more
SPECIAL YEAR-END EDICIÓN
Published 8:00am Tuesday, December 29, 2009Dear Mexican, Why in the hell does everything have to be in English and Spanish? I ride the bus/train to work (not because I must, ... Read more
The Short List: The Weeks Recommended Shows
Published 8:00am Tuesday, December 29, 2009Helladope ~ Wednesday, January 30 Near the vanguard of the vaunted new wave (or whatever you wanna call ’em) that crashed tsunami-like through the gates ... Read more
R.I.P. Vic Chesnutt: November 12, 1964–December 25, 2009Vic Chesnutt’s fourteenth album, At
Published 8:00am Monday, December 28, 2009R.I.P. Vic Chesnutt: November 12, 1964–December 25, 2009Vic Chesnutt’s fourteenth album, At the Cut, released on Montreal’s Constellation Records just two months ago, was one ... Read more
Replaced, of course, by people carrying every damn mp3 they own in
Published 8:00am Monday, December 28, 2009Replaced, of course, by people carrying every damn mp3 they own in their iPods. But still, I’m really, really glad I don’t have to see ... Read more
John DigweedRecently, I found notes from an interview I’d done in 2008
Published 8:00am Wednesday, December 23, 2009John DigweedRecently, I found notes from an interview I’d done in 2008 with British trance god John Digweed for another publication. Since he’s spinning Jan. ... Read more
In the Autumn of 1984, I moved from the familiar comfort of
Published 8:00am Wednesday, December 23, 2009In the Autumn of 1984, I moved from the familiar comfort of the Seattle punk scene to Los Angeles. Many assume that leaving the oft-stormy ... Read more
Joshua Morrison
Published 8:00am Wednesday, December 23, 2009I have to imagine that being in the military keeps you pretty busy what with drilling and training and being shipped off to the ... Read more
Maas Media
Published 8:00am Tuesday, December 22, 2009How a local filmmaker rediscovered Seattles soul. Read more
From Lyle, With Love
Published 8:00am Tuesday, December 22, 2009ZinZannis leading lady turned tours with Lovett into a gig in the big tent. Read more
Squirrel Nut Zippers
Published 8:00am Tuesday, December 22, 2009There’s retro, and then there’s retro. The re-emergence of mid-’90s alternative bands, of course, a natural thing, as a generation that thought they’d be forever ... Read more