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Features, articles, and more from this issue:
In REVIEWS:
- ...Just watch where you aim it.
- Who wants a mustache ride?
- Seattle post-punk luminaries stretch out, stay gold.
- It’s (still) clobberin’ time!
- What a long, strange trip it’s been.
- The boys are back in town.
- Four decades in one gulp.
- Not progressing, but strengthening.
- Where’s Nigel Tufnel when you need him?
- Crusty pirate-core from the Great White North.
- A not-so-silent protest.
- FBI files are the new black (metal).
- Welcome to violence.
- Pointy-headed jazz-metal--with teeth.
- A symphony of sickness.
- Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ newest member takes a dark solo turn.
- Sugary psych-pop for the paranoid soul.
- Two members, almost too much music.
- Ex-Unicorns come back with a splash.
- Psych rock that doesn’t smell.
- Anti-folk as therapy session.
- Outgoing Behavior
- Some Echoes
- Prog rock as Italian horror movie.
- Wallowing in the dark side of Grandpa’s legacy.
- Mike Skinner prangs in there.
- Next-level booty music
- Welcome to jazz’s weird new future.
- Japanese band, Mogwai references; dig the irony.
- Kool Keith’s alien autopsy.
- Overdue debut from this art-damaged punk crew.
- You don’t wanna f**k with skate-punk’s grandpa.
- Rancid City Rockers? Fine by us.
- Dream Police, meet cred police.
- Pittsburgh pop-punks prove positively perfect.
- We’re (sort of like) an American band.
- Like Lifetime, minus the important parts
- And goodbye, old fans!
- Roads to space travel.
- Reagan Era dance-rock with a ’90s-emo soul.
- Popular culture no longer applies to them.
- Emo’s poets laureate loosen the monocles, up the volume.
- Dream-pop heroes hit the dusty trail--for good.
- What we wish a Smiths reunion would sound like.
- Life is a cabaret for this sexed-up Boston duo.
- BTS bring it all back home.
