April 4, 2011
By Anand Balasubrahmanyan at 8:46 am
With KEXP hit, dreamy pop duo scores opening gigs for the Maldives and Head and the Heart. read more →
PubliCola Archives
April 1, 2011
By Anand Balasubrahmanyan at 9:04 am
When he tears into the game truth or dare, it's because the dares aren't real enough for him. read more →
March 29, 2011
By Anand Balasubrahmanyan at 10:31 am
Dan Savage and his partner Terry Miller read from It Gets Better, the book. read more →
March 28, 2011
By Anand Balasubrahmanyan at 12:08 pm
The Round Up—a dark chapter in France's history. read more →
March 25, 2011
By Anand Balasubrahmanyan at 12:38 pm
Message board legend, electronic composer Frank Bretschneider plays the Baltic room. read more →
March 23, 2011
By Anand Balasubrahmanyan at 10:03 am
With city and state budgets shrinking, American architects are faced with a star-spangled nightmare of inefficient infrastructure: suburban sprawl. read more →
March 22, 2011
By Anand Balasubrahmanyan at 11:00 am
Seattle science writer and poet Brian Christian on the nature of language and consciousness. read more →
March 21, 2011
By Anand Balasubrahmanyan at 10:08 am
Heartbeats centers on a young Montreal love triangle as emotions simmer and mope. read more →
March 18, 2011
By Anand Balasubrahmanyan at 10:03 am
The Intiman revisions Arthur Miller's classic. read more →
March 15, 2011
By Anand Balasubrahmanyan at 10:49 am
Tea Obreht , the youngest member of The New Yorker's "20 Under 40" list of exceptional writers, brings her studied prose to Elliott Bay Books. read more →
March 14, 2011
By Anand Balasubrahmanyan at 9:57 am
Journalist and author James Gleick has theorized about the cultural ramifications of computers and the Internet since Apple screens were black and green. read more →
March 11, 2011
By Anand Balasubrahmanyan at 9:46 am
Lonesome Shack stay focused on the emotions that makes the best American blues so compelling. Their baby's left them and they've drunk with the devil. But after their story gets shared, their shack doesn't seem so lonesome. read more →
