Delaware
Delaware, the remarkable debut album by Seattle septet "Awesome", starts and ends with a question: "Where did you go when we needed you most?" That…
Blabber n' Smoke
Greetings, and welcome to Blabber n' Smoke, which is my attempt to build a nice little home for jazz within the otherwise rocking confines of…
Pip
Keith John Adams is a UK artist who somehow on his second full-length solo album Pip takes the pastry shell of modern New Wave revisionism…
The Elephants
The Elephants band member Jason Freet mentions a (probably fictitious) expertise with ergot, a fungus that lives on rye and other grasses and can be…
Weekends Away/Movie Ending Romance
Math and Physics Club started as a basement duo of longtime friends vocalist/guitarist Charles Bert and guitarist James Werle when they went away to college…
The Gun Album
The Minus Five is a project of Seattle longtime legend* Scott McCaughey, who you can at times see taking Metro to his local gigs, as…
TIG on KEXP for December 2005
Make sure you tune in to KEXP this Saturday, January 28, at 7p! Three Imaginary Girls will be making our monthly guest appearance on Audioasis,…
Stay In My Corner
What?! The Malinks are over? And it's been a whole year. Where does the time go? Where do the great bands go, the bands you…
Too Soon Monsoon
Wheatus is driven by big, biting rock guitars and unsparingly splendorous keyboard trampling. But mostly it's powered by an androgynous near-whine of the lead singer…
Blocked Numbers
My guy first bought Crystal Skulls' debut record Blocked Numbers several months ago and immediately insisted that it was one of the best albums of…