Missoula

Music
August 9, 2012
Warren Jackson Hearne Keeps on Dancing with Death
Blogs
August 9, 2012
Warren Jackson Hearne Waits For God To Strike Him Down
Around one in the afternoon on a Thursday in July, young ladies and gentlemen walk into Dan's Silverleaf dressed elegantly in black suits and formal dresses. All of the windows and doors are covered by dark blankets and sheets. Avoiding the dancers, Warren Jackson Hearne walks into the bar fresh fr ... More >>
Blogs
April 20, 2011
Pot References By Beer Companies And How They Tried To Evade The Feds
OK, we'll be the first to admit that the whole idea of turning 4/20 into a pot-smoking holiday is pretty stupid. If you're an adult, you should be able decide if and when you want to smoke on your own, without a numerical coincidence putting any extra emphasis on the activity. But the date has ... More >>
Blogs
March 12, 2010
This Afternoon at NX35: In His Keynote Talk, Steve Albini Urges Bands To Be More Cutthroat--And Never To Sign Anything
Paul NatkinWho: Steve AlbiniVenue: Hailey's Club Time: 1 p.m.Musical and recording expertise aside, Steve Albini thinks he might have a knack for instilling guidelines for effective business meetings: "Just tell the motherfucker you're going to cut his throat if he charges you anymore." It has be ... More >>
Blogs
December 29, 2008
The Gourds' Kevin Russell Doesn't Understand Why People Like His Music Or Why He Has To Share The Spotlight With The Rest Of His Band. (Only He's Not As Sensational About It.)
Tomorrow evening at The Granada Theater, The Gourds will perform its annual night-before-New Year's Eve concert in Dallas. Seems the band likes playing its hometown of Austin on December 31st, so we get the night before. Either way is fine with me because, even after fourteen years, The Gourds are s ... More >>
Dining
April 3, 2008
Review: Blue Canyon Kitchen, Tavern & Wine Bar
Music
November 16, 2000
The Last Laugh
Willis Alan Ramsey's cult keeps growing, 28 years after cutting his first--and final?--record
News
October 10, 1996
Don't cry for me, Amarillo
T. Boone Pickens Jr. has lost millions, been booted out of his own company, and his wife wants a divorce. Miriam Rozen chronicles the downward spiral of the once-fearsome Learjet Cowboy.
Dining
November 3, 1994
America's deli
If you love latkes and blintzes, it helps to speak Vietnamese