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Fred And Toody Cole Finish The Portland Marathon!

Tue Oct 7, 12:28 PM

Here's a fact: Fred and Toody Cole (of Dead Moon/Pierced Arrows fame) live more in one week than the rest of us do in a year. Fred had threatened to me a few years ago (as he had with many others) that he was going to run the Portland... More >>

Nostalgic Tuesday Show Recommendations

Tue Oct 7, 11:01 AM

Deerhoof, performing "Panda Panda Panda" at the Knitting Factory in NYC Anyone else born in the early-mid '80s feel like our adolescence is coming back to haunt us for a one-night only extravaganza? Yeah. Me too. Deerhoof, Experimental... More >>

Krist Novoselic On The Daily Weekly

Tue Oct 7, 10:44 AM

By Jessixa It's Tuesday! Naturally, this can mean only two things: New CDs are released today...and Krist Novoselic is over on the Daily Weekly with another insightful, passionate, politically spiked column! More >>

SW Video: Shim at REVERBfest

Tue Oct 7, 7:32 AM

Shim closed out The Tractor at Seattle Weekly's REVERBefest on Saturday, Oct. 4. Video courtesy of Darren Lund, Leif Aesoph, and Blake Dally. More >>

Features

  • The Triple Door Celebrates Five Years of Risky Business
    It raised eyebrows when it first opened, but the intimate, swanky club might be the city’s most eclectic gin joint.
    Wednesday, October 01
    As we've seen over the past year or two, Seattle music venues come and go with startling frequency, and economic downturns make keeping them in... More >>
  • Helms Alee is Almost Famous
    Music journalists hate it when our friends become successful.
    Wednesday, October 01
    The central conflict in Almost Famous, Cameron Crowe's cinematic paean to the passion that drives music fans to become music journalists, isn't... More >>
  • Frontier Days
    A Belltown institution, now and then.
    Wednesday, October 01
    Folks tell me about the days when the Frontier Room was a First Avenue dive—crackheads in the bathroom, stiff $3 cocktails till 2 a.m.... More >>
  • REVERBfest 2008: Ballard Comes Alive!
    With 64 bands set to perform in a single day, REVERBfest is as big as mortally possible.
    Wednesday, October 01
    REVERBfest is bigger than Jesus.Well, maybe that's pushing it. But there's no denying that we here at Seattle Weekly have put together an awesome... More >>
  • Role Reversal
    In an era dominated by well-produced bad rappers, Onry Ozzborn and his five personalities try the opposite.
    Wednesday, October 01
    The label "hydra-headed" isn't an insult for Onry Ozzborn. Rather, it's a natural part of being a hip-hop artist, an occupation that practically... More >>
  • Interstellar Overdrive
    Tad Doyle once made music heavy enough to rumble the earth. With Brothers of the Sonic Cloth, he aims to rumble the cosmos.
    Wednesday, October 01
    Not long ago, Tad Doyle became obsessed with NASA's Jet Propulsion Web site (www.jpl.nasa.gov). The site includes a collection of photographs of... More >>
  • Jamie Speiss Tells All
    The truth hurts, but it’s essential to the music of Husbands, Love Your Wives.
    Wednesday, October 01
    The first time I saw Jamie Speiss, the singer-songwriter behind Husbands, Love Your Wives, she was strumming her guitar at Q Cafe in front of the... More >>
  • Piece Core
    To a B-girl from the Central District, hip-hop offered a direction away from home.
    Wednesday, October 01
    Two years ago, somebody broke into Laura "Piece" Kelley's car and stole her bag. Inside was her journal, filled with poems, songs, and... More >>
  • REVERBfest at The Sunset Tavern
    Sage, Team Gina, Thee Sgt. Major III ...
    Wednesday, October 01
    12:30 a.m.The MoondoggiesA friend of mine recently barked, "Who the fuck are the Moondoggies?!? They came outta nowhere!" Well, sort of. They... More >>
  • REVERBfest at The Tractor Tavern
    Zach Harjo, See Me River, Shim ...
    Wednesday, October 01
    12:30 a.m.ShimSeattle quartet Shim understands the power of the riff—sometimes all it takes is one simple, growling, memorable guitar line... More >>
  • REVERBfest at Market Street Athlete
    Wizdom, Knox Family, Ripynt ...
    Wednesday, October 01
    10 p.m.OrbitronOrbitron's first release, B-Boy Universal, did not receive nearly as much attention as it should have from the hip-hop community... More >>
  • REVERBfest at Salmon Bay Eagles Club
    Panda & Angel, Black Wales, BOAT...
    Wednesday, October 01
    10 p.m.AqueductThe brainchild of Oklahoma transplant David Terry—who does the bulk of his recording in a bedroom studio—Aqueduct is... More >>
  • REVERBfest at Hattie’s Hat
    Ian Moore, Herman Jolly, Sweet Potatoes ...
    Wednesday, October 01
    6 p.m.Ian MooreIan Moore began his career as a Texas blues guitarist in his hometown of Austin, becoming a local celebrity in the process. But... More >>
  • REVERBfest at Lock and Keel
    The Little Penguins, Red Jacket Mine, Trombone Cake ...
    Wednesday, October 01
    MIDNIGHTAt the SpineAt the Spine frontman Mike Toschi, a teacher at Alternative School 1 and proprietor of his own label, Global Seepej,... More >>
  • REVERBfest at Conor Byrne’s
    The Crying Shame, The Rainieros, Hazelwood Motel ...
    Wednesday, October 01
    7 p.m.The RainierosAs one of, if not the, most unadulterated country bands on the entire REVERBfest bill, the Rainieros offer up honky-tonk... More >>
  • REVERBfest at The Bit Saloon
    Emeralds, Guns & Rossetti, the Valkyries ...
    Wednesday, October 01
    MIDNIGHTDragstrip RiotKnuck, the frontman for DragStrip Riot, told Tacoma's Weekly Volcano that his band was "like rockabilly that got older,... More >>
  • REVERBfest at Mr. Spot’s Chai House
    Husbands, Love Your Wives, Man Plus, Pufferfish ...
    Wednesday, October 01
    11 p.m.Diminished MenHave you ever passed by the "soundtracks" section at your local record store and wondered who buys those mid-'60s... More >>
  • Indie Rockers Aren’t Playing Americana, They’re Playing Dress-Up
    Don’t be fooled by the faded denim and snap-button cowboy shirts.
    Wednesday, September 24
    Vintage rural rock, country folk, and stoner bluegrass are some of the more beautiful things our screwed-up country has given the world. My Sansa... More >>
  • Q&A: Mickey Hart
    The drummer’s tireless devotion to world percussion proves there’s life after the Dead.
    Wednesday, September 24
    Like Peter Gabriel or David Byrne, Mickey Hart is one of the most important contemporary figures to introduce non-American sounds to a wider... More >>
  • New Releases From Metallica and Tricky
    Strengths and weaknesses.
    Wednesday, September 24
    MetallicaDeath Magnetic(Warner Bros.)It's great to hear guitarist Kirk Hammett soloing again, and Lars Ulrich pounding a kit that sounds like... More >>
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