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Features, articles, and more from this issue:
In REVIEWS:
- The girl with everything.
- Brits get remixed, mixed up.
- A night at the opera.
- Animal Collective member's amazing sophomore album will give you paws.
- Serious signs of growth.
- Dance to the overground.
- El producto produces a symphony of head-spinning hip-hop.
- Cool cats with angry guitars.
- Swedish Strokes step up a notch.
- A mix of the outrageous and conventional.
- Sometimes, even Gretzky missed the net.
- Pop goes the chick magnet.
- Genius strikes again.
- Underoath's drummer leads into the spotlight.
- Consistently good, with greatness on the horizon.
- Former SoCo strummer seeks something confessional.
- Emo-rock institution embrace their past.
- Kings of Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Manhattan and Staten Island.
- The art of breakthrough.
- Math-metal, meet meth-metal.
- The real deal trun to save us all.
- Columbian necktie in progress, proceed with caution.
- Variety is the spice of life.
- The first train out of the electro-grind station.
- Schizophremo.
- Putting the metal back in metalcore.
- Haste don't make waste.
- The kids wil have their say. (Various artists)
- The kids will have their say. (The Terrible Twos)
- Encore, do ya want more? Low's the Jigga Man of the slow-core.
- Southern rockers continue their reign.
- K Records' chairman rolls up his sleeves for an "I, Calvin" revue.
- Grown-up punkers don't line-dance.
- Or is this it?
- (Don't) call me (Smog)
- An act of wealth and taste.
- Outliving Grandaddy.
- Nick Cave's group-within-a-group cut to the bone.
- Releasing a Celt-punk record around St. Patrick's Day-brilliant!
- These Threats aren't so minor.
- Ex-members of Fairweather and Brand New Disaster give it the ol' College Park try.
- Burnt edges.
- Lindy-hopping on your coffin.
- A dubwise debut full of Jais.
- Dunedin, New Zealand's finest export.
- Old-timers show us how it's done.
- Chinese rocks with swiller Bostonians.
- Alert the audience! A ramblin' boy of pleasure tells a not-so-boring story.
- Indie rock's most unexpected survivors turn in one of the strongest albums of their career.
In AP&R:
In LOW PROFILES:
- The Orangeburg Massacre
- Fake Problems
- Enter Shikari
- Dear And The Headlights
- Mando Diao
- The End
- Mêlée
In ASK THAT GUY:
- THE ADVERTS are the only punk band in the world who had a song about a convicted murderer hit the Top 40.
- The Doobie Brothers
In FEATURES:
- Ted Leo: Some Lifer's Mind
- Shadows Fall: Shadows Are Security
- Good Charlotte: Good Morning, Re-Invention
- Relient K: Life Is In The Details
- Bright Eyes: First Day Of Your Life
- Saosin: Brotherly Shove
- From Autumn To Ashes: Who Let The Wolves Out
- The Oral History Of Botch: Thank God For Worker Bees
In SCREENING:
- Marley Shelton: I See You Grindin'
- Margarita Levieva: Not Just A Pretty Face
- Behind The Seen: Human Giant
- Vacancy
- Hot Fuzz
- Disturbia
- Aqua Teen Hunger Force: Colon Movie Film For Theaters
