An imaginary interview in the Seattle Weekly with… us!
It's not often that we find ourselves on the other side of the interview table, but we were recently honored beyond belief to have a…
Krist Novoselic jumps on blogging bandwagon
Krist Novoselic has joined the local media, blogging for Seattle Weekly. His first installment is a rambly take on Nirvana's mega-hit, anarchy, and other affilialted…
Line Out posts a few words about REVERBfest
I was extremely impressed that the Stranger set aside it's long-standing grudge with Seattle Weekly and acknowledged on Line Out that REVERBfest was a success.…
REVERB 2007: Awesome
Where can you see a trumpet, an accordion, a bass, a banjo, a guitar, a sax, and many more instruments play together without being in…
REVERB 2007: No-Fi Soul Rebellion
Ahh! I don’t think any review can do justice in explaining how amazing and original the No-Fi Soul Rebellion set was. I should have suspected…
REVERB 2007: PWRFL Power
Before I talk about the one-man Asian sensation known as PWRFL Power, I must mention the pre-show antics of comedian David Cope. Seattle Weekly had comedians from…
REVERB 2007: The Animals at Night
The Animals at Night was a surprise discovery to me at REVERB, when my pal Jenny George suggested a detour to the Tractor to hear…
REVERB 2007
This year the Seattle Weekly astonished us all with an incredible late season music festival, REVERBfest. The first-ever event of its kind was held October…
REVERB 2007: Siberian
Siberian took the outdoor stage during one of this weekends first real chilly fall Seattle days. The crowd was ready to get warmed up and…
REVERB 2007: Troubletown
My first time seeing Troubletown was when she opened for Neal Burton/Fences at the Crocodile Cafe last month. Although I was friends with the two…