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Features, articles, and more from this issue:
In REVIEWS:
- This City’s nightlife is worth scoping out.
- A truly magnificent sophomore effort? Guilty as charged.
- Prog rock for the anarcho-punk in your life.
- These things equal successes.
- Rock this milquetoast deserves reprimand, not surrender.
- Powerful shoegazing? Yeah, we’re shocked, too.
- Maybe Kate should’ve sung.
- No hipsters allowed.
- Straight outta Gainesville.
- Patron CD of discontent.
- Reinventing Joe Strummer.
- Cheap? Maybe. Mute? More likely.
- ’90s garage-punk spirit is alive and well.
- Fat Wreck Chords must be on hold for now.
- Cannibalism and other less comfortable topics.
- Girl Talk protégé goes through familiar, if pleasurable, motions.
- anticon. icon shows he’s older and (dub)wiser.
- Ask yourself: Who’s the Mac?
- Def Jux’s clown princes have a leg up on some serious fun.
- Canada’s great white hip-hop hope fails to disappoint.
- No war on Terror here.
- Crush/destroy.
- Inching toward originality.
- Those diagnosed with ADD need not listen.
- Shout at the devil.
- The shape of hardcore to come.
- Louisville bruisers annihilate everything in their wake.
- This blood runs cold.
- More like striking gold.
- Not really a choir. Or gospel.
- Sweet enough for a toothache.
- All grown up.
- Put on your dancing shoes.
- Silkworm’s remaining members continue their tradition of greatness.
- Pop music for robots and the people who love them.
- World, meet the best folk singer of the 21st century.
- Electronic wiz Scott Herren re-invents the wheels of steel.
- Red-state rock for metalheads.
- The song remains the same-for about an hour straight.
- And succeeding at almost none of them.
- Sophomore effort from third-wave flag-wavers is hardly sophomoric.
- Solo doesn’t necessarily mean stripped down.
- The catchiest record about crippling depression you’ll hear all year.
- A surprisingly unified effort from an indie who’s who.
- Math-metal’s kings prove their crown shines even brighter after battle.
In AP&R:
- Which Way Is Home
- Search/Rescue
- Say It Twice
- Lighten Up!
- Fate Of Angels
- Another Day Late
- Amplexus
- Actionier
In LOW PROFILES:
- Drop Dead, Gorgeous
- Crime In Stereo
- Farewell
- The Subtle Way
- The Secret Handshake
- John Ralson
- Four Year Strong
In ASK THAT GUY:
In FEATURES:
- The Weakerthans: Poetic Justice
- The Starting Line: Stay What You Are
- The Rocket Summer: So This Is How It Feels
- Dashboard Confessional: The Good Fight
- The Black Dahlia Murder: Metal Is Not Pretty
- Armor For Sleep: The Whole World's Insane
