Issue Archive for the Week of
Apr 25 -
May 1,
2002
Vol. 11, No. 32
Pullout
Meet the Producers:
Eight Local Studio Addicts Who Make Lots of Noise
Riding the Fader:
How to Work with a Producer
Forget the Producer:
Learn to Record Yourself
Let's Get Ready to Rumble:
Three Local Producers Take Their Bands to the Mat
Loud Motherfucker:
Nipper Loves His Kearney Barton
CD Review Revue:
Not-So-New Records with Production We Like
Movie Review Revue:
Producers Caught On Film
The Producers:
Dan Savage Gets His Say
News
The Producers:
The Stranger Music Quarterly
Living Hell:
Layne Staley's Been Dead for a Long Time
Us and Them:
Stranger Reporters Follow A20 Protester and Police Captain Through Day of Pepper Spray, Police Vans, Burritos, and Teach-Ins
Behind Closed Doors:
ACLU and Nick Licata Out Secret Council Committee
Imposed Escort:
Police Slap March Permit on Black Protesters
Ads In the Sky:
Monorail Counting on Advertising Dollars
Hazy Vision:
New Pot Initiative Lacks Potency
Police Beat:
Criminal Objects
Music
Bring the Noise! Chromatics on Chromatics:
Seattle's Punk Underground Gets a Shake
Punk Blues Doesn't Suck:
But Bob Log III Is a Freak
Indie Hiphop Doesn't Suck:
Anti-Pop Consortium's Rebellious Nature
Dangerous Candy:
KaitO Ravages "Smop" Rock
One-Night Stand:
Toothless Bitches and Crumpled Dreams
Underage:
at Sonic Boom Records in Ballard
Speaker Freak:
MEETS UNITING SOULS
Film
Beaver Fever:
Pacific Science Center's Furry Flick
The California Curse:
Nine Lives
Empty Places:
A French Psychological Thriller
Misguided Tour:
Something Unlike It
Cover Art
