Bread & Wine: Fantagraphics reissues a timeless romantic masterpiece about a dystopian prophet and a homeless man
It all started with an act of kindness to a passer-by. A man saw a paperback copy of Norman Podheretz's Making It as part of a…
Summer lovin’, had me some jams!
I recommend all these tunes because apparently I can't stop playing 'em: here's a quick alphabetical assessments of what's been hummin' in my iPod on…
How to Block Party like a kamikaze pilot: day one {Friday, 7/26}
Y'all ready for the solid Block Party they hold every now and then up on that ol' Capitol Hill? It's this weekend, already! I am…
Sub Pop takes over Seattle {7/11-13}
You've likely heard the news, but just in case you've been on a media / internet fast or something: Sub Pop is taking over Seattle,…
Desire Lines
It’s simply amazing to me that a group from the drizzly grey of Glasgow could consistently creates such effervescent, make-you-want-to-sing-along head-bopping pop music -- but…
Monsters University: A dual review by Imaginary Amie and Roxie Rider
{Monsters University opens in Seattle on Friday 6/21 is playing at the Majestic Bay, AMC Pacific Place, Sundance Cinemas Seattle, and Oak Tree Cinemas} Usually…
Man of Steel
{Man of Steel opens in Seattle on Friday, 6/14, and is screening at The Regal Meridian 16, The Big Picture, Sundance Cinemas Seattle, The Majestic…
Breaking News! This is Spinal Tap re-issued on vinyl, out June 11
This is amazing: This is Spinal Tap will be available on vinyl beginning June 11 {today!} for the first time since 1984, leaving me to…
SIFF Review: The Otherside
This was an interesting time for director Daniel Torok to do a documentary on underground hip-hop in Seattle. In a strange way, it either seems…
SIFF Review: The Punk Singer
For those lucky enough to catch Who Put The Bomp?, the sizzling Le Tigre tour documentary shown at SIFF a couple years back, the new…