Editor's Note
Josh Millard
Editor-in-chief
June 28th, 2006
They’re rocked out—Pacific Northwest rock trio Sleater-Kinney is breaking up after eleven years together. The official line is “indefinite hiatus”, which is, you have to admit, a very polite thing to say.
We here at The Times are big fans of the band—their brand of high-energy rock has always done well to inspire at least some movement in even the most slothlike of Interns—but eleven years is a big stretch. They’ve made some good albums, and they deserve to go out on their own terms.
Whereas, on the other hand, the Interns have made no albums and can only be taken out on leashes. Corin Tucker, how I envy thee.
