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Features, articles, and more from this issue:
In REVIEWS:
- Long on titles, longer on ideas -- Coheed make their masterpiece.
- A psychedelic rollercoaster ride.
- Two metalcore acts grow older gracefully.
- For once, the hype is right.
- Agitprop post-punks are bigger than life and twice as heavy.
- The more things change, the more it’s kind of cool they don’t.
- No image, no gimmicks -- just a flawless debut.
- Because rock critics know nothing about havin’ a party.
In AP&R:
In ASK THAT GUY:
- Anarchy sounds good to me, especially when it’s THE EX we’re talking about.
- No time for losers, because QUEEN were the champions of pomp and circumstance, decades before South Park's Big Gay Al.
