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Features, articles, and more from this issue:
In REVIEWS:
- Rebuilding the continents.
- The Lips set their sun for the heart of our controls.
- You can’t go home again--okay, sometimes you can.
- The birth of a great new strain of tribal goth rock.
- Bigmouth strikes again.
- Organ + drums + baby = maturity?
- Dear diary, my scene just went next-level.
- Their punk’s not dead-is yours?
- Treat your children well: Don’t force indie rock on ’em.
- Indie-pop duo defy time, trends, former bandmates.
- Two Rings, one Plan and a helluva second turn
- Austin death-pop crew make their debut, miserably.
- Cannibalizing the past? Cool with us.
- Twee meets Tree.
- Sad Sack Mountain.
- Cool concept; too bad you can’t hear it.
- Chicago art-jazz metalers slow down, get weirder.
- What happened to all the sweet riffs?
- J Mascis observes the Sabbath with a reverse Dave Grohl.
- East Coast doomsters get down ’n’ dirty.
- Max who?
- One tight spiral.
- This is not a sing-along.
- Three cheers for subtlety.
- Indie rock’s Neptunes give it more cowbell.
- Skilled noise, anchored by Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ drummer.
- Laugh and learn.
- Another green world (music).
- Meet your next guilty pleasure.
- Heart, meet sleeve.
- Bad scene, sure as hell not their fault
- American Nightmare.
- A punk/metal/rock epic that blows the curve on genre-crossing.
- Rock for connoisseurs; lyrics for intellectuals.
- Rock’s current queen of cool makes a memory of 2003.
- Wham, bam, thank you, glam.
- The girl-boys are back in town.
- The Get Up Kids broke up for this?
- The Strokes get their asses kicked by a bunch of girls.
- Jeff Tweedy lets Loose.
- Dance.Dance.
- A Scottish soundtrack masterpiece.
In AP&R:
In LOW PROFILES:
- I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness
- Far-Less
- Ever We Fall
- Bleeding Kansas
- MC Lars
- If Hope Dies
- Punchline
