Issue Archive for the Week of
Jun 19 -
25,
2003
Vol. 12, No. 40
Features
Experimental Music Almanac:
Everything You Need to Know (and Would Ever Want to Know) about Experimental Music in Seattle
News
Golden Boy:
John F. Kerry seems like the Democratic Party's dream candidate. He has the bio and the stature. He has a touch of Camelot cool, and he can quote André Gide as he throttles America's enemies with his bare hands. So where's the love?
To Tell the Truth:
ELI SANDERS responds to Gay City Health Project’s Fred Swanson.
The Two Faces of Judy:
Campaign Kickoff Reveals Nicastro's Divided Constituency
Art Restoration:
Independent Artists Welcomed Back to First Thursday
Vulcan Mind Meld:
Tenants Feel Intimidated by Vulcan's Lobbying Campaign
Ironic Meeting:
Monorail Board Discusses Public Access--70 Miles Away
Storm Clouds:
Cloud Room to Shut June 30
Thought Police:
Gay Newspaper Kills Critical Stories
Music
Hula-Hooping Heretics:
Roslyn Is More Than a Record Label, It's Also One Hell of a Party
Happy Mondays:
Fourthcity Opens Up Seattle's Underground Electronic Scene
Child's Play:
Fog's Eclectic Pop Sensibility
Master of One:
Abstract Rude Is On Some Deepness
The Electronic Beat:
Cinematic Orchestra
The Hiphop Tip:
Murs Mania
Classical, Jazz, & Avant:
Matthew Sperry
Underage:
On The First Day of Summer
Cover Art
