Dave Segal
Dave Segal is a journalist and DJ living in Seattle. He has been writing about music since 1983. His stuff has appeared in Gale Research’s literary criticism series of reference books, Creem (when it was in decline), Alternative Press (when it was ascendant), XLR8R, Jazz Times, and a slew of alternative weekly newspapers scattered across America. He also DJs weird, obscure records under the name Veins. He probably won’t honor your requests.
Posted inSuper Seattle Sonics
New Music You Shouldn’t Miss
Terror/Cactus’s Mutational Latin Music and Walkingstick’s Unfathomable Sonic Ecosystems
Posted inScene & Heard
The Ultra-Improvisionist
Morgan Henderson’s Prolific Flow Is Only Getting Deeper
Posted inSuggests
Stranger Suggests: Your Agenda This Week, June 22–28
A Drag Queen Drug Lord, a Film About Bottoming, and the 6th Annual Queer/Pride Festival
Posted inNews
Crocodile Security Staff Organize After Sale of Venue
The Collective Seeks Raises, Safer Working Conditions, Hazard Pay
Posted inNews
The Crocodile Plots Its Future
The Belltown Staple Is Under New Ownership and Out of Debt
Posted inSuggests
Stranger Suggests: Your Agenda This Week, June 8–14
Melancholic Cinema, Spiritual Dub, and Art That Combats Gentrification
Posted inSuper Seattle Sonics
New Music You Shouldn’t Miss
Sax Maverick Skerik Goes Ambient and Debt Rag Righteously Roughs Up Math Rock
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Stranger Suggests: Your Agenda This Week, May 25–31
Stoner Musings, Lilith Fair (Brandi’s Version), and a Seasonally Appropriate Ozu Film
Posted inMusic
Freakout Festival Isn’t Happening This Year
Fiscal uncertainty has forced organizers to focus on smaller shows year-round at various venues.