Recommended Show: Fort Union album release at the Tractor Tavern {7/27}
Nothing can really fill the hole in my heart left by the absence of Friday Mile, but Fort Union comes close. Two Friday Mile bandmates,…
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Nothing can really fill the hole in my heart left by the absence of Friday Mile, but Fort Union comes close. Two Friday Mile bandmates,…
Through the course of their ten year history, Dirty Projectors have been a band of constant change and progression. From their sound and album concepts…
{Elena opens at the Landmark Varsity Theater on Friday July 13th} Elena is a slow moving but extremely well made film that details the choices…
As part of their awesome The Record: Contemporary Art and Vinyl exhibition, the Henry Art Gallery is having a bunch of workshops and activities that are…
Music has always seemed to work in cycles: sounds and styles that were once being blasted through wood-paneled JBL L100's while teens gazed deeply into…
You've heard it here before, and we'll say it again (and undoubtedly, again sometime in the future): we sure do love The Young Evils, and…
By some stroke of fortunate timing, we found ourselves at the Tashiro-Kaplan Artist Lofts in Pioneer Square this past Friday night, for a few beautiful…
We here at TIG have always considered the record, whether it's 7", 10", 12" or custom cut somewhere in between, a piece of art. Colored…
{Savages opens in Seattle Friday, July 6, and is screening at Sundance Cinemas Seattle, Oak Tree Cinemas, and the Regal Meridian} In Savages, Ben and Chon…
For decades, the required experiences when visiting New Orleans have included: a trip to Café du Monde for beignets, bar hopping on Bourbon Street, and…