Frost Giant
This is the second record in a row The Dead Science has released in October, a perfect month for their music. October is a time…
Apologies to the Queen Mary
Watching Wolf Parade open for their fellow Quebecois pop-geniuses The Arcade Fire recently, I was mightily compelled to lean over to my show-going companion for…
Seattle Lesbian and Gay Film Festival preview
Lesbian mountainbike racers and boxing champs. An ABBA sing-along (Cinerama style), and a Madonna one (with blonde ambition provided by a drag queen called Peaches…
Gone Ain't Gone
Young Tim Fite's debut was heralded by the press as label Anti's first "country/hip-hop" signing, but like most great things, there's more to it than…
Cassie's Junior Varsity Make-Out Squad
"But aren't jokes, in a sense, the primal form of Wisdom?" --Thomas Disch The first time I ever saw David Drury perform was when he…
Talk like Blood
On their fourth full-length release — and the first full-length with Polyvinyl Records, Portland's prodigious 31 Knots takes a small step to the side of…
Dengue Fever, with PlentyFace
You could tell early on that Thursday, September 29 at the High Dive was going to be a unique night. The usual "fratty" milieu was…
If Songs Could Be Held
On her third full-length record, If Songs Could Be Held, Sub Pop chanteuse Rosie Thomas delivers an honest an introspective record that contains several beautiful…
Sharing the Night Together: a 70's AM Cover Nite
{The 70's Gold Soft Rock Cover Nite is this Thursday, 10.13.05 at the Sunset, and features members of Math and Physics Club, Dear John Letters,…
Jacksonville City Nights
Dear Ryan, It's only been a short while since your last record, so first off let me say thank you for writing so often. I…