Emerald City Comicon 2025! Saturday goodness with John Boyega
photos and story by Morgen Schuler This year imaginary Morgen took full advantage of the Comicon held at Seattle Convention Center last weekend. She fought…
Aespa Knows How to Put on a Show and MYs Loved Every Second
Aespa graced us with a show on Tuesday of this week at ShoWare Center in Kent. If you've dabbled in this genre at all, that group name might seem familiar; if you know your stuff, then you also know getting Aespa (pronounced like Ess-Pa) to stop in Seattle is a...
Chasing Chasing Amy explores a controversial film through a very personal lens
“I find it to be authentic to the ‘straight white man falling in love with a queer woman’ community.” - Guinevere Turner Ever since I…
A Peace of Us by Dean & Britta & Sonic Boom
Spacey reverb, sparkling bells, and three indie music icons make a great (chrome) match I’ve long named “chrome” as one of my favorite colors —…
My favorite show of 2024: Heavenly, Tullycraft, and Swansea Sound at the Tractor Tavern
Photos, videos, and context about why this extraordinary show was the best night of 2024.
Calling all P.U.N.K. Girl(s)! Here’s a playlist to help you get ready for the Heavenly show(s)
There are just a few more days until Heavenly arrive in the Pacific Northwest! Legendary indie-pop band, Heavenly, is headed our way as part of…
Gipsy Kings and Nicolas Reyes left Seattle fans with full hearts
I'm going to get a little personal with this review because the significance of seeing Gipsy Kings live with the founding member Nicolas Reyes at…
Seattle was Kpop band ITZY’s first US stop of Born to Be Tour
ITZY put on quite a show. The hits like Born to Be (of course), CAKE, Gas Me Up, and Sneakers were sprinkled throughout and just as the fans were winding down they'd come out with another favorite and re-energized screams echoed through the venue.
EVIL DOES NOT EXIST
Evil Does Not Exist has a lot to say, if you’re on the right wavelength to listen. Or rather, instead of dictating anything specific, it’s…
SIFF 2024 film reviews (closing weekend update!)
Our big annual cine-celebration (the 50th overall!) strikes again Thursday evening, May 9, with Thelma. This will of course be followed by plenty more to…