Kasey Anderson – Hes baaaaaaack. Well, sort of. To call Prince’s new album, 3121 – and its predecessor, 2004’s Musicology – an “artistic resurgence” is something of a misnomer. The fact is, whether Prince was dabbling in jazz-infused instrumental jams or rattling off Jehovah’s Witness rhetoric, he was doing so with a good deal of artistry, skill and style.
“V for Vendetta” Cast: Natalie Portman, Hugo Weaving, Stephen Fry, Stephen Rea, John Hurt, and Tim Pigott-Smith Director: James McTeigueScreenplay: Andy and Larry Wachowski/b> This movie is based on a…
Art Brut Bring their Charming, Primitive Art to Seattle Live @ Neumos March 24 By Tyson Lynn Good bands have issues. Great bands turn those issues into selling points. Some…
Matt Brown on Seattle’s Iceage Cobra “One thing I was thinking about today at work… I’d really like our shows to be more bloody…†Jordan West is coiled in one…
What a Low, Strange Trip it’s Been Low Live @ Neumos March 7 By Paul Stinson After a decade of beautiful but predominantly glacial whole-note heavy harmonies, Low’s SubPop debut…
