Fish the Cat

One show not to be missed this weekend: Fish the Cat Records' Toys for Tots Benefit at the Mars Bar

A big congratulations is in order to Lesli Wood for organizing such an event that has become a staple in Seattle every Christmas season...

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Wednesday, November 28, 2007

by ChrisB

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Latest comment by: lesli: "ah, thanks so much, Chris. this year should be fun as always! i should mention, too, that The Missle Toes features Stormi of Shorthand for Epic!!"

Record review

Ms. Led — Shake Yourself Awake

All in all, Shake Yourself Awake is a telling album — the kind you could listen to at any given emotional moment and respond to. Subject-wise, it might even be too heavy to listen to, were it not for all those awesome poppy hooks and bouncy rhythms.

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Tuesday, October 23, 2007

by imaginary stella

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Indie Pop | Northwest Bands | Northwest News

Local indie-pop band, Argo, call it quits

Their last scheduled show is Sunday at the Georgetown music festival but plans are being made to throw an official going away party.

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Friday, June 1, 2007

by imaginary char

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Latest comment by: imaginary dana: "Aww, thanks too bad. TIG has been fondly following Argo just about since the site started back in 2002! Rick, you can read more about 'em on their band page, here: http://www.threeimaginarygirls.com/band/argo It's the end of an era, but they had a good ...

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Spanish for 100 — Say What You Want to Say to Me

Slow slinking guitars that explode into sonic chaos are reminiscent of Built to Spill, while guitarist/vocalist Corey Passons’ somewhat teetering voice sounds like an updated version of Tom Verlaine.

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Wednesday, May 16, 2007

by Phil Duncan

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Top 50 Northwest Releases of 2004: the Imaginary Readers' Poll Results

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

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Monday, January 3, 2005

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Record review

Ms. Led — These Things We Say

What make Ms. Led so infectious is equal parts smart lyrics, attitude, and musicianship. The band's lyrics exalt feminism and put social issues in the hot seat.

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Sunday, December 12, 2004

by imaginary stella

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