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Features, articles, and more from this issue:
In REVIEWS:
- Anything but ordinary.
- Say Aloha to this soothing solo album.
- The planet’s most unlikely live act returns.
- Bringing turntablism to a wider audience.
- Cities get a new musical ZIP code.
- You’d be pissed, too, if you were from Dayton.
- Whatever “Totimoshi” is supposed to translate as, what it really means is, “Godzilla’s balls.”
- SoCal metalcore vets serve up a crunch clinic.
- For once, an album title doesn’t lie.
- Thrash titans thresh purists’ expectations.
- Wreck everything and ruin your life.
- Here’s one: “Good.”
- Rising from the ashes-literally.
- Transcendental metal from beyond.
- Determined to scale new heights.
- Indie supergroup makes good.
- Smile, Victorian style.
- Grab a pair of headphones and come sail away.
- Irony rock.
- Originality is overrated.
- Avant alt-country.
- Drawing with stencils.
- Coheed’s frontman lobs another thematic curveball.
- Mike Kinsella grows into his masterpiece.
- Buffalo’s golden boys take another step up.
- Beck’s back to hip-hop on this disc of pure infotainment.
- Final mission.
- Is this Muzak?
- Former alt-pop guilty pleasures stumble down Thunder Road.
- Grunge-metal behemoths get back to Big Business.
- Covering covers generates originality.
- San Francisco punks return for another go ’round.
- Are they breathing, or just alive?
In AP&R:
In LOW PROFILES:
- the Strays
- Sirens Sister
- Quietdrive
- Heavy Heavy Low Low
- Thunderbirds Are Now!
- Shiny Toy Guns
- Kevin Devine
