Double shot of Math and Physics Club shows in April
March Madness has morphed into Awesome April and it's kicking into high gear with a pair of Math and Physics Club shows this month. The…
Imaginary Watch This: 8-Bit Dr. Horrible
I'm sure that I'm probably one of the last people on earth to blog about this, but I want to make sure EVERYONE sees it,…
Best news of the day: The Mary Onettes are coming to Seattle on April 25 {and we've got tickets to giveaway}
I have the major hots for just about anything with the Labrador Records stamp. Although I can't verbalize it as well as Steve Thornton, imaginary…
Now that everybody can read, Bloodhag calls it a day this Friday at the Funhouse
Now that literacy rates have gone through the roof (proof: Obama got elected, health care passed, a new issue of The Baffler is on the…
Portrait of an Artist: Adam Green
I already have a vagina-neck that fucks my penis-leg…or… How I email interviewed one of my favorite songwriters and learned that phone interviews are better! Adam…
Brand new video from the Poison Control Center and a Seattle date for this summer!
If you're like me, and summer is not just the promise of good weather, but also amazing summer jams, then you're in luck: Ames, IA's…
Portrait of an Artist: Fred Schneider part 2!
This is the second part of the first installment of Portrait of an Artist. D. Crane will interview musicians and artists who blow his…
Portrait of an Artist with Fred Schneider: How many guys would rhyme bodices with goddesses?
Or: How I Got to Interview Fred Schneider for 25 Minutes---SPONTANEOUS—BASIL LOVER—HERO OF THE SILLY AND ABSURD This is the first part of…
Sub Pop's Happy Birthday is bringing on the first sweet sounds of summer
[video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzpGs4_kPZM] They're from Vermont and they're playing SXSW at the Galaxy Room on Thursday, March 18 in the Sub Pop/Hardly Art showcase. So what…
Recommended for this weekend: Jigsaw Records Grand Opening!
You know how some records are just impossible to find in stores, due to small distribution and tiny awesome labels? Well, Chris Mac does too.…