Motion City Soundtrack
If you like self-loathing lyrics set to up-tempo riffs, you’re in luck: Motion City Soundtrack has maintained its tradition of delivering just that with its third full-length release, Even if it Kills Me.
Year: 2007
Williams and Schneider In; Francisco Triumphs Over Barnwell
Measure A election reform goes down in flames.
“Semi-Official” City Election Results
Williams, Schneider, and Francisco set to win, Measure A to lose.
Miramar Part Two Is Coming Next Week
Plus, Montecito water woes, bus stops, and a Barry Siegel Award.
Goleta Apartments on Horizon
The 200-unit complex is to go up on Patterson Avenue.
Beware the Box
UCSB conference to discuss past, present, and future of shipping containers.
Our Own DMV Rules
Barney ruminates on why Santa Barbarans refuse to follow the simplest of driving laws.
Natalie D-Napoleon
This arresting recording, the first U.S. release from Australian singer/songwriter Natalie D-Napoleon, offers up a delectable selection of energetic alt-country gems. The former Flavour of the Month vocalist ably accompanies herself on guitar, amid support from some of western Australia’s finest musicians (Month of Sundays’ drummer Terry Preston, Honey bassist Ian Campbell, prolific pedal steel player Ian Simpson, and guitarist Kilian Albrecht).
Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby
Mollie gets real about sex, love, and growing up responsibly.
City Does Its Own Election
Final preparations being made to count Tuesday votes.
