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Features, articles, and more from this issue:
In REVIEWS:
- In-Store Session: Texas doom merchants head further into the void on album No. 2
- In-Store Session: This year’s model is a densely textured dream
- In-Store Session: Karate frontman goes singer/songwriter in the hills of Italy
- In Store Session: Slug’s stories squeeze gold from other people’s lemons--not just his own
- In-Store Session: Discontent rarely sounds so good
- No Moore, much less
- Ska meets Studio 54
- Straight outta Gothenburg with a tomb and a tune
- ...Hello, cabaret
- Twisty indie rock for mathematicians and rockers alike
- NorCal punk lifers get a second wind entering their third decade
- Odes of old
- The throwback hair-metal version of Hanson, except no fun
- Metaphysics for beginners: Part II
- Choose your own
- They're No Me First And The Gimme Gimmes
- Unabashedly Midwestern, undeniably good
- The breakdown before the breakup
- Upstart Mississippians plunder from the best
- Taking a hard line
- Get Better by listening to this record
- Definitely bad, definitely religious. Definitely not Bad Religion
- Midwestern unsung heroes successfully reclaim the emo-punk throne
- Garage party, everyone’s invited
- Avoid like...
- Please hang up and try again
- The Mars Volta’s guitarist lets off some electronic steam
- Cheek-pinching electro-emo
- The shared space in the hardcore/hip-hop/drum & bass Venn Diagram
- Damn straight
- Indie-dance hybrid Get Ready
- A metal mixture cleverly calculated to offend
- Bay-area thrash lives
- Sounds of hate from the City of Brotherly Love
- Total fucking necro
- Our robot overlords return bearing gifts
- Like Nelly Furtado and Timbaland, only artier
- Organized chaos
- Scythe-wielding shredfest
- Twin City Terror!
- Shoegaze for surrendering
- Omaha’s best-kept secret finally get a chance to shine
- Decemberists! Unplugged
- Beard-rock from beyond: It’s what’s for dinner
- They’ve got 1966 in their bones
- Folkie flies freak flag high
In AP&R:
- Your Sweet Uncertainty
- Triumph And Parade
- Queen City Station
- The Moment
- Mercy Mercedes
- Burning Tree Project
- Brighten
- Brave Citizens
In LOW PROFILES:
- What Made Milwaukee Famous
- Ruiner
- O Pioneers!!!
- Broadway Calls
- Your Vegas
- Polar Bear Club
- Tokoyo Police Club
In ASK THAT GUY:
In TEN ESSENTIAL:
In SCREENING:
- Behind The Seen: Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg
- Close-Up: Jim Sturgess
- Also Starring: Annasophia Robb
