Tag Archives: Seattle

Before and After the Replacements

Posted on August 5, 2015 by Sean Beaudoin

The Replacements hit Seattle for the first night of their reunion tour. Seattle hits back. Continue reading →

Posted in Music | Tagged all shook down, bob stinson, devo, Iron Man, let it be, mats, paul westerberg, Seattle, sorry ma i forgot to take out the trash, T. Rex, the paramount, the reolacments, tim, tom petty, tommy stinson | 2 Comments

Wild Blackberries: On Food, Family, and Finding Home

Posted on July 27, 2015 by Irene Keliher

Irene Keliher meditates on a childhood spent berry-picking in the forest, searching for a sense of home, and the pleasures of making pie. Continue reading →

Posted in Food and Drink, Memoir | Tagged blackberries, indianola, Seattle, trailing berry, wild blackberry | 3 Comments

Seven Things We Don’t Care About This Week: Super Bowl Edition

Posted on January 31, 2015 by Vince Navy

Every single thing that we shouldn’t be talking about now combined in one easy-to-swallow gel cap. Continue reading →

Posted in Seven Things We Don't Care About | Tagged balls, bob kraft, Boston, dreadlocks, marshawn lynch, patriots, paul allen, pete carroll, phoenix, richard sherman, russell wilson, seahawks, Seattle, stabbing, superbowl, Tom Brady, vince navy | 1 Comment

Away With Dusty, or The “Supreme Fiction”

Posted on July 25, 2014 by Timothy Braun

In part III of Timothy Braun’s road-trip adventure with his dog Dusty, he heads up the West Coast in search of family and lost friends, finding something deeper about the Supreme Fiction – and life. Continue reading →

Posted in Travel | Tagged Away With Dusty, cancer, dogs, family, Seattle, spiderman, Timothy Braun, Wallace Stevens | Leave a comment

Kurt Cobain: Twenty Years Later

Posted on April 8, 2014 by Sean Beaudoin

On the 20th anniversary of Kurt Cobain’s death, Sean Beaudoin declines to tell you what it all means. Continue reading →

Posted in Popular Culture | Tagged bleach, courtney love, frances bean, Grunge, hole, in utero, Kurt Cobain, Lollapalooza, Nevermind, Nirvana, rock and roll hall of fame, Seattle, smells like teen spirit, suicide | 6 Comments

Calm Like a Bomb: Bruce Pavitt Recalls Nirvana’s ’89 European Campaign

Posted on December 9, 2013 by Stephen Tow

Bruce Pavitt’s Experiencing Nirvana: Grunge in Europe, 1989 covers the final eight days of the TAD/Nirvana 1989 European tour, beginning in Rome where Kurt Cobain had an emotional meltdown, to a triumphant finale at London’s Astoria Theater. Continue reading →

Posted in Rock and Roll Coffee, Saturday Music | Tagged bruce pavitt, experiencing nirvana, Grunge, London, Music, Nirvana, Seattle, sub pop | 5 Comments

Get In: Thumbing It With Seattle’s Kinski

Posted on July 13, 2013 by Stephen Tow

Author and grunge historian Steven Tow shines a light on Seattle’s Kinski, giving a guided tour through the band’s unique and ever-changing catalog. Continue reading →

Posted in Saturday Music, Shine a Light | Tagged chaos, cosy moments, down below it's chaos, experimental, instrumental, Kinski, Music, Saturday Music, Seattle, Stephen Tow | 2 Comments