Seattle International Film Festival: SIFF 2004 Reviews
SIFF 2004 recap and reviews "The best contemporary movies are coming from Asian countries." -- French master Patrice Leconte on the state of world cinema…
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SIFF 2004 recap and reviews "The best contemporary movies are coming from Asian countries." -- French master Patrice Leconte on the state of world cinema…
As word of John Darnielle continues to spread, it's going to get harder for The Mountain Goats to play smaller venues like The Tractor. His…
Because of my "under-age" status, I was only able to see two of the three Death Cab for Cutie Seattle homecoming shows {May 6th and…
Have I told all of you how much I love the Cafe Venus/Mars Bar? That place rules. I love me the Mars Mac and Cheese…
We felt incredibly honored to judge the Cutest Band in Seattle contest for the second year running. Not only were we treated to performances by…
This is definitely the "Summer that Rocks and Rolls™" and the clear-leader of the movement is The Thermals. They've just released their brilliant second album,…
The Pixies are godheads — a nearly perfect institution occupying that sliver of music history between post-punk and pre-grunge. And since their recent visit to…
"Different new things" is the catchphrase/slogan for SIFF 2004. Too bad Thursday's opening night film, a schmaltzy drama better suited to the PAX network or…
Reviewing music is a tough racket. The daunting task of attempting to translate music — emotion in raw form — into words, to somehow define…
And the award for most tongue-in-cheek title for a collection of B-sides goes to... You remember Broken Social Scene, that wondrous indie-rock collective out of…