 new year, new list imaginary dana's top Northwest picks for 2008: * All Girl Summer Fun Band - Looking Into It {live show review} * Black Nite Crash - Array {info} * Damien Jurado - Caught In The Trees {album review} * Doll Test - Mosque Alarm Clock * Dutchess and the Duke - She's the Dutchess, He's the Duke {live show review} * Fleet Foxes - Fleet Foxes {album review} * Grand Archives - Grand Archives {album review} * Hey Marseilles - To Travels and Trunks {live show review} * Natalie Portman's Shaved Head - Glistening Pleasure {info} * The Saturday Knights - Mingle {album review} * Shake Some Action - Sunny Days Ahead {album review} * Stuporhero - Weightless {info} * Team Gina - Products of the 80s {album review} * Telekinesis - Talouse-Latrec EP thanks, dana! Three Imaginary Girls Election Day Podcast
"What Do You Wanna Be" is featured in the Three Imaginary Girls Election Day Podcast. Yay! Tune in and VOTE!!!!!
You can read their blog about it here. Here's the track listing: * Gina Young "If I Could Wake Up" * Hot Lava "Apple+Option+Fire" * Happy Hollows "Labyrinth" * Stuporhero "What Do You Wanna Be" * Coco Coca "Gusto" * These United States "First Sight" * A Gun That Shoots Knives "Old People" * Damien Jurado "Gillian Was a Horse" * Jared Mees and the Grown Children "The Tallest Building in Hell" * Conrad Ford "Truth Hits Hardest" * Saeta "Sunbeam" Ghost Town
A new version of Ghost Town has been posted in the Lounge, this time with music instead of static. Sorry about that.
 
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Twitter UpdatesWhat people are saying about Stuporhero... Seattle Powerpop Blog: "Stuporhero’s lovely new album Weightless consists of nine charming, skillfully arranged, concise little pop songs... ranging in mood from giddy to melancholic to pensive to dreamy and it holds together well like a modest, scaled down Pet Sounds or In the Aeroplane Over the Sea. Be warned: you may find this sweet little pop confection quite addictive." Tastes Like Chicken: "Give this band some of your attention." West Coast Performer: "Poised to bridge the pop/punk gap, the dynamic duo and mannequin sidekick revitalize experimental indie with a much needed — and perhaps overdue — twist." Seattle Sound: "Well-practiced and well-versed in the art of fuzz and wit..." NPR: "With songs about super balls, death robots, and the dubiously anthematic 'Punk Like You', Stuporhero's latest album, Last Star Shining, is perfect driving music… if you're driving the Batmobile." All Music Guide: "The Seattle duo (and their mannequin drummer) return with another slew of stupor-pendous songs on Last Star Shining, the pair's sophomore set. Across sixteen tracks and a hidden number, Jen Garrett and Will Troy's breezy, iridescent, not quite lo-fi, music shines bright." Read the full reviews on our Press page.  
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