Three Imaginary Girls
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Three Imaginary Girls [1] is a Seattle-based website that showcases the music of the Pacific Northwest. Self-described as "Seattle's sparkly indie-pop press", since its founding in 2002, the site has featured hundreds of reviews of albums, live music, film, theater, interviews, political commentary, and even love advice {from Visqueen's Rachel Flotard}, in Seattle and beyond.
The girls also book music showcases, contribute to other music publications (including The Stranger, Tablet Magazine, and Music for America), and make guest radio appearances on 90.3 KEXP. The girls were voted "MVP of Seattle Music 2004" by readers of the Seattle Weekly, and were listed in Seattle Magazine's Most Influential People issue.
The girls have become part of the fabric of the Seattle indie-rock scene, cross-pollinating and promoting such bands as Daylight Basement, Math and Physics Club, Tennis Pro, Visqueen, and Slender Means to name a few. Perhaps most notably, the girls were early supporters and reviewers of Death Cab for Cutie, reviewing numerous DCFC shows [2], and generally creating buzz about DCFC's future prospects [3].
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- Megan Seling, Three Imaginary Girls Hype the Indie Scene, The Stranger, Aug 28 - Sep 3, 2003.
- More Imaginary Press, complete TIG Press Listings
- Michaelangelo Matos,
Best Local Music Website Editor's Pick, Seattle Weekly, October 15, 2003.
- Three Imaginary Girls Reveal Best Northwest Releases of 2005, Music Industry News
