Tonight's recommended show is a bittersweet one, for sure. It is the final shows at the Crocodile for the Divorce, who have have been a staple in Seattle for several years.

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You weren't the only one we asked to vote. We asked our imaginary staffers to gather their best-of-the-year lists too! Here's what has been in highest rotation on our iPods this year.

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See all the winners in the TIG Best Northwest Releases of 2005 Readers' Poll (see winners #20-11 here).

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See all the winners in the TIG Best Northwest Releases of 2005 Readers' Poll (see winners #50-41 here).

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The Gifted Program (as cliché as it sounds in the context of reviewing a band's second album) is a symbol of the maturation and progression of a confident, competent band.

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Picture the scene: Three Imaginary Girls gathered at the best radio station on the planet and played some of our favorite local tracks of the moment on Audioasis, the local Northwest music show, including Sick Bees, Infomatik, The Elephants, and more.

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Saturday May 7th, Three Imaginary Girls played some of our favorite local tracks of the moment on KEXP's local Northwest music show, Audioasis, including tracks from Dear Darling, the Conversation Heart, the Catch, and more.

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It give the listener the impression that much fun was had making this record, always a cool (and hard to capture) quality.

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The top 10 Northwest releases of 2004, as voted on by our imaginary readers (that means YOU!).

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When the indie music revolution comes it will be warm and breezy. Sweet smelling sea air will fill our hair as we drive our convertibles into the twilight, engine in harmony with the sound of the ocean waves. And our car radios will be playing Dolour.

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