Issue Archive for the Week of
Mar 21 -
27,
2012
Vol. 21, No. 29
Features
Does Jay Inslee Exist?:
The Democrat Running for Governor Is Mostly Absent from the Airwaves and Trailing in the Polls
News
Pissed Off:
Pioneer Square Neighbors Have a Problem with Public Urination
Sources Say:
Seattle's Hottest Gossip Column About Utility Bills
Meet Sahar Fathi:
She Wants to Be the First Iranian American Woman to Serve in a State Legislature
The Million-Dollar Question:
Is the Anti-Gay-Marriage Campaign Obfuscating Its Finances or Just Disorganized?
Music
The World We Live In:
An Interview with THEESatisfaction
High Priest:
Basking in Sun Araw's Sanctified Solar Dub Jams
Queens Supreme:
Nine Writers on THEESatisfaction’s awE naturalE
The Lonely Planet:
Ben Von Wildenhaus Watches the World from a Cramped, Neurotic Apartment in Queens
Up & Coming:
Lose your job promoting Red Bull every night this week!
Sound Check:
Of Montreal's Kevin Barnes and the Beautiful Thing About Interpretation
Data Breaker:
Skream and Benga Attempt to Redeem "Dubstep"
My Philosophy:
Get Heard out of the Hood
Chuckletown, USA:
Competitive Erotic Fan Fiction: Mind-Fucking Kermit the Frog and Fingering Golden Girl Bea Arthur
The Homosexual Agenda:
Brown Derby Does Xanadu and the Cuff Does 19 Years
Underage:
Why Bad for Jazz Is Good
Poster of the Week:
Poster by Frida Clements
Film
Like Snickers, It Satisfies:
The Deep Pleasures of The Hunger Games
A Boy Named Boy:
A Harsh Kiwi Childhood, Illuminated by Optimistic Pop
Art House:
Rabies
I Love Television:
I'm Gonna Wiki That
Cover Art
THEESatisfaction photos by David Belisle
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