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Features, articles, and more from this issue:
In REVIEWS:
- An old machine gets a tune-up.
- Will the last person to leave the dance party kindly unplug the synths?
- Minneapolis MC becomees a true hip-hop heavyweight.
- New Jersey Noise-rappers speak softer, still tote a big stick.
- Iceland, Iceland, baby.
- The punk-funk party-starter of 2007? Probably.
- New style, same vibe.
- Why, Iggy, why?
- From Skid Row to Music Row in one greasy step.
- Dude, give up. Tweedy wins.
- Royal Trux' XX-factor waxes heavy and metallic.
- Atmosphere's bassist's personal rap.
- Like Incubus meets Rush, yet somehow awesome.
- Emo-pop boys push buttons and boundaries.
- Busy, not flashy, it's all about the guitars.
- Dashboard drummer rocks the emo masses.
- Yes, you can teach an old dog new tricks.
- Channeling the '90s, one alt-rock icon at a time.
- When you mosh upon a star...
- Metalcore grows on trees in New England; sadly, trees are boring.
- Sister Of The Down still Raging Against The Machine
- Sometimes, competent isn't good enough.
- Destory, erase, without improvement.
- Pay attention, Watson.
- Setting their own goals.
- It takes two.
- Too short to get boring.
- Lay down your weapons.
- Great reception.
- Flower power.
- Quiet, loud, repeat as necessary.
- Math-rock gets experimental.
- Daphne loves Dashboard, too.
- Post-rock's future is now.
- Baptism by emo.
- Strangely impossible to forget.
- Pitchfork's Great White French-Canadian Hope return for another go 'round.
- Beautiful... And boring.
- Ambience trumps obviousness.
- Screw Friday, this album is perfect for any night.
- Sweden's first honest rock band of 2007.
- Jimmy Eat Hot Water in Sparta's Asylum
- Oh, God, you catchy devil...
- Beantown's future successfully channels Beantown's past.
- Pub-punk rises from Tsunami's bomb.
- Leo & Co. still hate the war, love big rock.
- Lace up your skates.
- Down, but never out.
- More love songs for the (not so) retarded.
- Good night (remaining) credibility.
In AP&R:
In ASK THAT GUY:
In FEATURES:
- Circa Survive: Destination: Anywhere
- Cute Is What We Aim For: The Past Sure Is Tense
- Glassjaw: Their Name Is BOOM!
- Idol Worship: Josh Cain (Motion City Soundtrack) and Matt Sharp (The Rentals/Weezer)
