Early New Wave feminist comes to Seattle to rock against domestic violence
I first heard Robin Lane with her original band, Boston's own the Chartbusters, in the very early 80s. They were kind of a new wavier…
Puget Sound song donator Tai Shan to give concert for the cause this Saturday, Oct. 10
Seattle-based singer/songwriter Tai Shan is sharing the stage with Governor Gregoire on Saturday, October 10, when Shan performs her song “Tiny Planet” for People for Puget Sound’s…
Crayon Angel: A Tribute To The Music of Judee Sill
Artists like Trembling Blue Stars, Beth Orton, Final Fantasy, Ron Sexsmith, and Daniel Rossen (of Department of Eagles and Grizzly Bear), among others, contribute to…
Higher Than The Stars EP
Oh, my friend, I am so sorry. I have become one of them too. Ga-ga for the new indie pop blog romance. I know we…
Live Nude Elf: A Carrie Bradshaw for malcontents and the elvish
She's a young woman in the big city writing a column about sex. She learns a lot with her friends, goes through scandalous relationships and…
Come enter the visually rocking world of Dan and Amy Halligan on Wednesday, September 16
This Wednesday is the opening for a photography show Featuring the Rock Photography of Amy and Dan Halligan -- really great people you've probably been…
Jim Carroll's city drops into the night, R.I.P.
Jim Carroll, poet and musician, died of a heart attack in his apartment on September 11. Most of those who loved his work that I…
Everything Touches Everything
These United States are appropriately named. They're not straight out Americana, but on Everything Touches Everything seem like John Fante driving with a really good…
WHY? and Themselves team up for exclusive MP3 just before dropping new LPs
WHY? is releasing their fourth album Eskimo Snow on September 20th -- with a batch of creatively-overloaded tracks, just as they "roll up" a joint…
Keep In Mind Frankenstein
Keep In Mind Frankenstein was recorded at a studio called Paradise Sound in a spiritually and economically crippled town called Index, WA. This berg was…