Freshly unearthed Les Savy Fav interview–just in time for CHBP!
When the question was put forth towards readers as to who they are excited to see, Les Savy Fav is shaping up to be a…
Top 10 band names from song names
If there's any one question most bands tend to dislike it's how they got their band name. A band will most likely answer with, "Well, this one…
All the PWRFL haters can hate, welcome Half Yogurt
Although it may seem we're sitting here in a music reviewer bubble, nestled into our cozy internet caves, it is of course not true--the musicians…
Have igElle on your online radio
Along with my work here with Three Imaginary Girls, I also have joined onto the Hollow Earth Radio team. My duties there primarily consist of…
Georgetown Music Fest 2008: Helm's Alee
For the most part, a band's sound is equal to the mood it creates. Although subjective, a few instances would be how a catchy pop…
Georgetown Music Fest 2008: Kaylee Cole
Kaylee Cole has incredible potential, at least to become my new favorite local artist. The Snohomish County turned Spokane denizen does not boast much more…
elle's Georgetown Music Fest Wrap-up
Tennis Pro photo by Jeanine Anderson I think I've figured it out: Georgetown Music Festival is a marketing ploy to get "out-of-towners" to check out their neighborhood's…
Exciting new Sigur Ros news
There is definitely some exciting updates for all my fellow "Victory Rose" fans--Sigur Ros' new album, Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust, (bleh, let's…
Northwest goodness at the Georgetown Music Festival
As Northwest music festivals' line-ups start touting more of the national big guys, like Bumbershoot and Capitol Hill Block Party, the niche for local festivals…
Crystal Castles: Seattle can dance
"Thank God we don't have to write about this!" Fellow imaginaries Jeanine Anderson and ChrisB and I exclaimed about our relief of duties while sipping…