Photo Review: Colonies at Neumos with Lemolo, The Mopes and Conservative Dad
If you haven't heard of Colonies, you will soon. Their show at Neumos on Thursday night was most definitely an indicator that they will be…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: 60s eye candy, kick-ass shootouts, and time-wasting goodness
[Video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qn9IMe5jmf0] An Education: Set in London during the 60s, Carey Mulligan is beautiful and perfect as vulnerable 16-year-old Jenny, who falls for the charms of…
I Will Be
After a saucy seven inch and a couple of cuddly EPs, Sub Pop is releasing the eleven song full length by Los Angeles' own Dee…
Imelda May: No Turning Back
If you saw the Grammy Awards last January, you may have been left with several questions, most of which involve Lady Gaga. What interested me,…
Win tickets to see The Morning Benders at the Crocodile on Friday 4/2
This Morning Benders have been getting all kinds of buzz for their brand-new album Big Echo, including being awarded a prestigious "Best New Music" honor…
Ben Sollee and Daniel Martin Moore bring Kentucky love to The Crocodile Tuesday, March 30
Dear Companion, the recent rustic collaboration between young multi-instrumentalists and co-vocalists Ben Sollee and Daniel Martin Moore, was recently praised by Pitchfork for its creative…
Imaginary Watch This: Creep
My very good friend Carl Wagoner made a short film last year entitled Creep. Some of you might remember that I recommended it when it…
Recommended show(s): three nights with the Blue Scholars starts Friday {and new Sunday show added!}
(Photo by Ryan Lewis) Hey kids. Unless you live under a rock, you've undoubtedly heard about the almost instantaneous sellout of this weekend's Blue Scholars…
Recommended show: The most raucous Spelling Bee ever… and for a good cause, this Thursday 3/25
The planets have aligned and have brought together the mightiest of Spelling Bees for a wonderful cause: to help fund the King and Snohomish County…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: a political statement/zombie mash-up, the creepiest documentary ever, and Don Draper goodness
[Video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUFjHjU0bK8] Zombies of Mass Destruction: This one surprised me at SIFF last year. Mixing elements of Raimi-esque gore with clever political humor, this ain’t your…