Issue Archive for the Week of
Sep 16 -
22,
2004
Vol. 14, No. 1
News
Down & Dirty:
The Stranger's art critic had a job cleaning houses over the summer. Unbeknownst to the wealthy homeowners, he was taking notes.
Fading Glory:
Cold K's Talking Walls
Ballot Bullies:
Court Decision Sends Anti-Monorail Initiative Toward November Ballot
Dangerous Ruling:
Posters Still Legal, for Now
Snow Fall:
New Details in Last Month's Drug Bust
Backyard Brawl:
Neighbors Duke It Out Over Disputed Garage
Pummeling Patty:
In Senate Showdown, Nethercutt Guns to Unseat Murray
Untying Kerry:
How Kerry Can Heal His Self-Inflicted Iraq Wounds
The Stranger Department of Homeland Security:
BUSH REELECTION ALERT
Counter Intel:
Trickle-up Economics
In The Hall:
Ousted
Police Beat:
Retaliate
Music
Wizard of Ahs:
M83's Emo Elixir
Slum Nation:
Underground African Hiphop Keeps the Code Universal
Candy Flipped:
Burnt Sugar Redefines Jazz & Hiphop
Harvesting Help:
Big Stars, Small Farms
Demolisten Derby:
The Stranger's Local Band Demo Breakdown
UNDERAGE:
Old fire house anniversary
Border Radio:
Roots & Americana
BEATSEEKING MISSIVES:
MIX MASTER MIKE
My Philosophy:
Hiphop Ya Don't Stop
Live Wire:
Static & Wack Jackasses
Party Crasher:
How Many Musicians Does It Take to Change a Light Bulb?
CLASSICAL, JAZZ, & AVANT:
AUTUMN EXCHANGE
Film
The Film Of Tomorrow, Today:
'Sky Captain' Looks Back and Leaps Forward
Roofie Monster:
The Guy Game Wants Your Cock
Toothless:
John Sayles' Latest Posthumous Production
On Screen:
This Week's New Releases
Blow Up:
Goodbye, Kathleen
Cover Art
