Three Imaginary Girls

Jason Webley celebrates his eleventh year making music with a blowout celebration at Town Hall on Friday, July 3. Special guests include Amanda Palmer, Rev. Peyton and Orkestar Zirkonium.

Before their recent show at Neumo's, Matt Maginn, bassist of Cursive, talks about the new album Mama, I'm Swollen.

Just a few hours before rocking a packed Neumo's, Eddie Argos sat down with TIG to talk about working with Pixies frontman Frank Black, touring and when we can hope to see Art Brut back in Seattle again.

Grace is an exceptionally well-written horror film, and after sitting down with Writer and Director Paul Solet, I could see why it turned out as good as it did. He's charming, intelligent, intense - and very, very passionate about Grace, and about making films in general.

Julie Davis' latest film, Finding Bliss is a very funny, semi-autobiographical story of a film school grad who finds a job working as an editor in the porn industry but it is, at heart, a romantic comedy. After Finding Bliss screened at SIFF, Davis spoke to TIG about making this film on a shoestring budget, working with this cast and finding the music for it.

See SWFOT this Thursday (6/10) at The Comet as part of the Noise for the Needy Benefit w/ Safer, This is a Process of Still Life, Coulter.

Little Joe is a documentary about former Warhol superstar Joe Dallesandro. Dallesandro and director Nicole Hauesser talked to TIG about the film before it made its North American premiere at the Seattle International Film Festival.

By the time the end credits to True Adolescents rolled, I loved it so much that I jumped at the chance to interview the Director and the Producer (Thomas Woodrow) to find out more. We talked about everything from Indie budgets to archetypes – and the reasons why this movie is definitely not mumblecore.