Times are so exciting! We have the Matt and Kim show this Saturday, and then Sunday, Three Imaginary Girls is proud to sponsor a fine show of local bands and a fine indie-pop band coming all the way from Los Angeles at the Comet Tavern!

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I definitely recommend downloading it. So far I'm really loving "Crystalize" right now.

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Parallels is a strong collection of songs...and should hopefully widen the Turn-Ons audience to all the kids out there wishing they were back in the 80's again (even if they were born in, what, 1987?).

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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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at The Vera Project

Most is what you get when you blend two cute siblings and a solid drummer into an unpredictable, zany-pop smoothie.

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The Turn-Ons show that they have managed to assimilate their various influences into a style very much their own. I really like this album and I suspect any fan of the Britpop heyday would welcome a fresh take on the era.

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at Chop Suey

Ambulance LTD played a show with local bands the Turn Ons and Hypatia Lake.

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Three Imaginary Girls, "Seattle's sparkly indie-pop press", will be hosting a rockstar-laden "Silly Love Songs" Karaoke Bash on Friday, February 13, 2004 at the Crocodile Café, featuring love song karaoke performances by some of our favorite local indie-musicians.

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at The Showbox

If you can fix me up {imaginary} girl you'll go a long way...

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at Bumbershoot

Some of our favorite memories from Bumbershoot 2002... Ahhh, memories!

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