Papercuts Review from the Sunset Tavern: November 28, 2018
Author: Sarah Haghi All photos from artist’s Facebook page I flip my hand wrist up and get a seahorse stamped on. I walk through this lively, warm colored bar...
Show Review
Review of Louis the Child at WaMu Theatre
Author: Bridget Benevides Well, I have officially attended my last concert of 2018. It’s pretty crazy to think about all of the amazing artists I have seen this year,...
The Power of Music and John Craigie
Author: Bridget Benevides Photo taken by Ben Morrison (thanks Ben!!) My fall quarter concerts came to a close this weekend, but one of my final concerts was one I...
Wavves Were Made at Chop Suey
Author: Yasmin Ettobi Photo by Cassandra Hannegan November 17th was a typical chilly autumn evening in Seattle, but you wouldn’t have guessed it based on the sweat-stained t-shirts firmly...
Ralph Breaks the Internet is a Spotty but Heartfelt Interrogation of the Internet Age
Author: Cameron Fairchild © 2018 – Walt Disney Studios If there’s one thing Ralph Breaks the Internet, the sequel to 2012’s Wreck-It Ralph, understands about the Internet, it’s that...
Review of Petit Biscuit at Showbox SoDo
Author: Bridget Benevides Photo by Bridget Benevides Well, on Thursday, instead of studying for my anatomy exam I went downtown to the Showbox SoDo to see Super Duper, Manila...
A Fantastic Beast of a Movie
Photo courtesy of Warner Bros Pictures Author: Joel Dull Amongst fan girls and fan boys alike I sat there with my ever so professional movie critic facade hiding the...
SHOW REVIEW: Kero Kero Bonito Stunned on an Otherwise Mellow Night at the Neptune
Image Courtesy of Sarah Bonito’s Instagram (@sarah_bonito) Tanukichan, Frankie Cosmos, and Kero Kero Bonito played the Neptune last Saturday night, in that order. In a way, the successive...
Ross from Friends and Friends in Seattle
Author: Madeline Thomas British producer Felix Weatherall was not alone on the Barboza stage the night of his Seattle performance. A groovy guitar and a sexy saxophone joined the...
A Review of Mark Guiliana’s SPACE HEROES
Author: Sarah Haghi The lights dimmed and in the midst of the cheering crowd, two perfectly synchronized saxophones pierced through the noise. After one riff, I already knew I...