The Gits documentary to play NWFF
The Gits were and still are easily one of my very favorite Seattle bands. Dynamo lead singer Mia Zapata was everything punk-blues promised by bands…
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The Gits were and still are easily one of my very favorite Seattle bands. Dynamo lead singer Mia Zapata was everything punk-blues promised by bands…
Great news for all you Nada Surf fans out there (and I proudly include myself among you): Nada Surf just announced a slew of West…
Our sixth anniversary party and tribute to Liz Phair's classic 1993 album Exile in Guyville, Exile in {Imaginary} Girlville, is now only nine days away. I can…
I’ve been dropping hints on TIG for months now about how badly I wanted to hear She & Him’s new record, She & Him Volume…
Pretty little Martha Wainwright, sister of so-and-so and daughter of yadda-yadda, is back with her second full-length, the cheekily titled I Know You're Married But…
I'm currently reading Bonk by Mary Roach. It's the history of modern sex research, by the author of the wonderful bestseller about death, Stiff. The…
I have a friend in New York who’s been singing the praises of Langhorne Slim to me for a couple years but it’s been one…
I've mentioned it here before, but I am very anxious to hear the new forthcoming Team Gina LP -- even if at the time the…
This week Bon Iver announced a fairly extensive summer tour that is sure to rock the foundations of civilization and rend assunder the very envelope…
It's not everyday a band can hand over a sophomore release without worrying about unmet expectations. For starters, Passover is arguably one of the most…