Mon Frere is seductive, sinister, rough around the edges, but with an undeniable, vixen-like allure.

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See all the winners in the TIG Best Northwest Releases of 2005 Readers' Poll (see the top 10 winners, including Death Cab, Tullycraft, the Decemberists, and more).

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This five song EP clocks in at a speedy 13 1/2 minutes and sets a tone that might be best described as Milemarker and Jucifer without the neo-industrial gloom that permeates either of those bands.

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At Neumo's, Nouela, me, and our roadie Jordan snuck some Stoli backstage and got kinda sloshed... that was fun times. Then, from three rooms down we could smell Minus the Bear toking up. Nice.

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See what's in the stars -- and the record stores -- for you for May 2005, including reviews of the latest releases from the Conversation Heart, Brazillian Girls, Elefant, A-Frames, Bluebottle Kiss, and more.

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Saturday March 5th, Three Imaginary Girls had another guest appearance on KEXP's local Northwest music show, Audioasis, featuring Magneto, Tennis Pro, Kuma, and more. 

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The top Northwest releases of 2004 as voted on by you, our readers (see winners #20-11 here).

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Cross-pollinate the chutzpah of John McEnroe with the hopeless romantic pop sensibility of Pinkerton-era Weezer and you get: Tennis Pro, a kitschy local band with a possible shelf life.

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