Ever since reading that Sammy Hagar was listed as part of a super-group in the late 2000s, it’s been hard to take that term seriously. [...]
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OBITS – Moody, Standard and Poorreviewed by Andrew Fersch
Fixed That For Ya! – Scarlett Johansson Is Too Good For You
How did we really expect this to go down? I mean, this isn’t Mila Kunis we’re talking about here. Hey marine with an overinflated ego. [...]
CHAD VANGAALEN – Diaper Islandreviewed by Dan Chapman
Chad VanGaalen, among the premier songwriters on Sub Pop Records, recently emerged from his home in Calgary to grace us with his latest bunch of [...]
The Front: How Debt Worksby Nate Pollard
MUSIKANTO – Sky of Dressesreviewed by Evan Pearson
Chicago artist Musikanto’s sophomore effort Sky of Dresses is a strong, subtle foray into a complex mix of harmonious folk, soft rock, and solid songwriting [...]
Show Review: Ben Folds and Kenton Chen at the House of Blues, Anaheim 7/20/11words and photos by Matt Edmund
To many my age, Ben Folds is known for being one third of the nerd rock outfit Ben Folds Five that gained popularity back in [...]
40 WATT SUN – The Inside Roomreviewed by Thomas Pizzola
Patrick Walker and his doom band Warning — which he had started when he was 16 — seemed to hit a high point with their [...]
OBNOX – I’m Bleeding Nowreviewed by Matt Edmund
Lamont “Bim” Thomas has contributed to quite a few music projects in the past, including Basshole and, most recently, drumming for the band This Moment [...]
Sidewalk Empire: Reasonable Conversation, Part IIIby Eddie Ahn
Turtles like to drink coffee in San Francisco. Eddie Ahn’s website is ehacomics.com.
My Goodness – C’mon Doll
My Goodness are one of the hottest things to come out of Seattle since Starbucks. Their self titled debut was recently released and folks have [...]
Photo Gallery: Capitol Hill Block Party 2011, Seattle, WAphotos by Suzi Pratt
A gallery from Seattle’s infamous Capitol Hill Block Party, featuring shots of Les Savy Fav, Thurston Moore, Explosions in the Sky, and more.
PANTHA DU PRINCE – XI Versions of Black Noisereviewed by Garrett Lyons
XI Versions of Black Noise is 11 different reworkings of tracks off German electro artist Pantha du Prince’s album Black Noise. Four Tet, Animal Collective, [...]
Fixed That For Ya! – $chwarzenegger Vs. $hriver
Thank God Arnold took pity on poor little Maria and decided to supplement her millions with his millions so that his children can still afford [...]
Fixed That For Ya! – Protesting Equality
Apparently, freedom to marry hasn’t impeded on freedom of speech…or freedom to be a total asshole. Huffington Post has put together a photo gallery of [...]
Abstract Fantasy: Build The Danged Fenceby Nate Pollard
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