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CRITICS' PICKS: Rockwell Powers, Bodybox, Mighty High, Y La Bamba

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CRITICS' PICKS: Rockwell Powers, Bodybox, Mighty High, Y La Bamba

ROCKWELL POWERS >>> Saturday, April 16 The common wisdom is that sequels inevitably disappoint. For every The Dark Knight, there are a half-dozen Iron Man IIs, and the maxim tends to carry over to other mediums, as well - Guy's "Teddy's Jam 2" couldn't match the New Jack punch and sizzle of

Sun flares

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Sun flares

The cover photo of Seapony's Dreaming single depicts sunshine pouring through a line of evergreen trees - rays of sun so intensely radiant the picture is overtaken by lens flares. It's a potent distillation of the Seapony ethos, and the ethos of bands like them, this idea of a never-ending

Sunday, April 17: Wayzgoose

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Sunday, April 17: Wayzgoose

There aren't enough places in the world where you can watch Tacoma stalwart sweet pea Flaherty drive a steamroller over stuff while simultaneously creating the art of letterpress. The annual Wayzgoose event at King's Books just happens to be one of them. Already in its seventh year (holy crap!), there's

Sunday, April 17: Grand Birthday Party

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Sunday, April 17: Grand Birthday Party

Can you believe The Grand celebrates its 14th birthday Sunday with a day full of awesome movies and prizes? It's true. The Grand is well on its way to adulthood, no doubt growing hair in new places and grappling with hormonal changes like the rest of us at that age.

Friday, April 15: Buddy Guy

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Friday, April 15: Buddy Guy

What will you be doing when you're 74 years old? If you're anything like the Weekly Volcano the answer involves copious amounts of Scotch and being dead. Blues legend Buddy Guy, on the other hand, is still cranking out the music at 74 - he recently released a new record,

Thursday, April 14: Tatas meet Tush

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Thursday, April 14: Tatas meet Tush

What happens when "East Coast Tata's Meets West Coast Tush," as the Olympia Film Society website is billing Thursday's performance of Olympia's Tush Burlesque and New York's Dangerous Curves Ahead? Well, now, you'll just have to show up to find out, won't you? However, here's a hint: it's be a

Thursday, April 14: Calvin and Lois

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Thursday, April 14: Calvin and Lois

Although its sophisticated summer movie series features the likes of Cary Grant and Alfred Hitchcock, the State Capital Museum in Olympia isn't exactly known as a center for cool cultural events. But now the museum, located in the beautiful Lord Mansion, is giving history a new spin. Thursday, K Records

Thursday, April 21: Y La Bamba

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Thursday, April 21: Y La Bamba

Luzelena Mendoza, of Portland's Y La Bamba, seems to mostly split her time between evoking cracked and worn '30s lullabies and embracing the freak folk scene inhabited by the likes of Devendra Banhart. It's a fairly beguiling mix, and a bold one at that. If there were a chink anywhere

Wednesday, April 20: Mighty High

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Wednesday, April 20: Mighty High

Weed really doesn't need a holiday. I don't mean to come off like a dick, but it just doesn't. People who are serious about weed celebrate all the time - sometimes in the shed while their wife thinks they're working on the lawnmower. How do I know such things? I

Saturday, April 16: Rockwell Powers

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Saturday, April 16: Rockwell Powers

The common wisdom is that sequels inevitably disappoint. For every The Dark Knight, there are a half-dozen Iron Man IIs, and the maxim tends to carry over to other mediums, as well - Guy's "Teddy's Jam 2" couldn't match the New Jack punch and sizzle of the original eponymous Teddy

Saturday, April 16: Bodybox

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Saturday, April 16: Bodybox

Believe it or not, Bobble Tiki even shares a few things in common with Tacoma band Bodybox, who will perform at The New Frontier Lounge Saturday. What does Bobble Tiki have in common with Bodybox, you may ask? Let's start with the things Bodybox and Bobble Tiki DON'T have in

Places beyond the stars

Music

Places beyond the stars

Boy, there sure was a time when musicians were totally obsessed with outer space, wasn't there? The obsession roughly began in the ‘60s with the advent of psychedelic music, giving us legit weirdos ? and the Mysterians and Sun Ra - two people who may or may not have actually

Father's Day ideas

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Father's Day ideas

Father's Day always seems so tricky to plan. Mother's Day is usually pretty simple: flowers, chocolate, seeing the extended family, and so on. But unless your dad has a very specific passion, it can be tricky to find a way to give him an awesome day. Well, the Volcano is

BITE US: Mexican goodness

Food Matters

BITE US: Mexican goodness

Visiting Mexico years ago, I fell in love with quick, tasty meals sold from street carts and taco trucks. Certainly not an authentic cuisine expert, I'm reminded greatly of that Mexican goodness at El Rinconsito, one of Tacoma's casual dining establishments. With 10 sister locations, the Pacific Northwest franchise proudly

FEEDBAG: Fish Philosophy, Efeste tasting, wine benefit for Japan relief and more ...

Food Matters

FEEDBAG: Fish Philosophy, Efeste tasting, wine benefit for Japan relief and more ...

NOSH LEAGUE FISH PHILOSOPHY: The Weekly Volcano's foodie group Nosh League will gather at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 14 at Johnny's Dock for a demonstration on how to correctly filet and cook fish, as well as win raffle and door prizes. RSVP on the Nosh League's Facebook. There's a 20

Tastings: Efeste, Januik, Novelty Hill, Sparkman, Mary Hill, wines from Chile and more ...

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Tastings: Efeste, Januik, Novelty Hill, Sparkman, Mary Hill, wines from Chile and more ...

Thursday, April 14 Half-price bottle wine night for wines less than $100, Maxwell's Speakeasy, 454 St. Helens, Tacoma, 253.683.4115. Half-price wine, all night, Harmon Tap Room, 204 St. Helens Ave., Tacoma, 253.212.2725. $3 Thursdays: $3 beer, $3 wells, $3 for two hot dogs, 4 p.m. to close, Hell's Kitchen, 928 Pacific Ave., Tacoma,

Going underground

Reviews

Going underground

Announcer: If you have not taken your stomach for a ride in downtown Olympia, then it is missing a great deal about Northwest cuisine. While there are plenty of places cooking fancy dinners on the waterfront, in Olympia, the mood and scene are often funky at best.  There is no

Through April 28: The Native American Heritage Art Exhibit

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Through April 28: The Native American Heritage Art Exhibit

I hate it when people say "I don't know much about art, but I know what I like." Invariably that statement is followed by some really stupid put-down of art the speaker hasn't even attempted to understand. But when trying to evaluate Native American art, I find myself at least tempted

Friday, April 15-Sunday, April 17: "The War Experience Project"

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Friday, April 15-Sunday, April 17: "The War Experience Project"

The War Experience Project is the brainchild (and heart child) of artist and Iraq War veteran Rick Lawson. Lawson says that after returning home from combat duty in Balad, Iraq in 2004-2005 he had a hard time answering questions from friends about what the experience had been like. He

International departures

Features

International departures

Travelers can fly directly to places as far away as Beijing, Dubai and Hong Kong from Sea-Tac International Airport, so it only makes sense that exotic fare should be available nearby. Yet most passengers are regrettably unaware of anything more challenging than a 6 a.m. Cinnabon in the Seatac area.

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