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Features, articles, and more from this issue:
In REVIEWS:
- Mentalist laptop marauder calms down, gets festive and funky.
- Dr. Huxtable might not approve, but this is some happy, horny hip-hop.
- An MC’s long, slow trip out of Hades.
- Black are back with a reminder of what’s right about rap.
- What, you thought it would sound like Errortype: 11?
- This screamo is about as innovative as Jell-O.
- Third album of ambitious, morose pop from Saddle Creek’s black sheep.
- A great way to say... good-bye?
- This Lake shimmers but lacks depth.
- This Ark preserves a perfect pair.
- Scumbag rock, Lemmy’s warts and all.
- We blame home-schooling.
- From the basement to an arena near you?
- Seattle indie darlings defy even themselves on their masterpiece.
- A forward-thinking blast from the past.
- In a perfect world, Green Day would be opening for them in stadiums.
In AP&R:
In LOW PROFILES:
In ASK THAT GUY:
- How many teenage girls does it take to prefigure riot grrrl and krishnacore? I dunno, ask X-RAY SPEX.
- Was there ever time when a band could be really popular and still be cool? Whaddaya mean you never heard of Marc Bolan and T. Rex?
In FEATURES:
- Criteria: Always The Basement, Never The Bride
- Against Me!: The Road To Sandinista!
- Fall Out Boy: Cleanliness, Godliness And The Sad Truth In-Between
- OK Go: The Perfect Disaster
