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Features, articles, and more from this issue:
In REVIEWS:
- A positive MC's powerful debut.
- Luis Dubic's the life of the party.
- Waggle your Wii-Wii
- Renowned artist and ex-AmRep boss bust explosive multimedia moves.
- Straight outta Edmonton.
- Art-blues legends happily tear us a new one.
- The Mars Volta's brain trust once more flies solo in pursuit of a muse.
- Ladies and gentlemen, this is Straylight Run.
- Out of the alley, yet exiled from Main Street.
- Almost as good as Act I.
- The killer in me bemoans the crappy band in you.
- Panic in the streets of London - at the disco.
- The dude who wrote Carrie totally lied.
- Ah, to be young again...
- Good Christian boys struggle to find themselves.
- If you lived in Palm Desert and were capable of sonic demolition, you'd be Homme by now.
- P-Tree think Pink (Floyd) on this Blank Generation epic.
- Proto-punk's not dead.
- Speed kills.
- Will open for anyone.
- On brick (of weed) at a time.
- Post-hardcore survivalists stay consistent.
- Something tells us it's not posi-core.
- Attack, explain, release.
- Maybe not perfect, but definitely murderous.
- The thaw from instrumetal's long winter.
- Sometimes you need a tear in your beer.
- Online and in tune.
- Indie rockers embrace pop, Italians.
- Brooklyn's anti-hipster contingent strike back.
- Spiritual piano-rock with a dose of old-school sass.
- A grand place to visit.
- Frolic away your sunny days.
- These Birds don't bogart the jams.
- Extra texture.
- Plenty to brag about.
- Post-punk's Talladega Nights. Or something.
- Punk potluck.
- There's still some thunder left Down Under.
- Raise a pint and sing along.
- The punk album to beat this year?
- Why pop-punk doesn't have to suck.
- The French make everything wussier.
- 100 percent gimmmick-free.
- More yowlin' rock from ex-psychobillies.
- The skank remains the same.
- Not quite ready for the majors.
In AP&R:
- Zykos
- The Widow Jenkins
- White Hot Knife
- There For Tomorrow
- My Favorite Highway
- Medicated Kisses
- Eyes Set To Kill
In LOW PROFILES:
- Weatherbox
- Fightstar
- The Confession
- The Automatic Automatic
- Au Revoir Simone
- Sound The Alarm
- New Years Day
In ASK THAT GUY:
- Magazine
- EMERSON, LAKE AND PALMER found the thin line between talent and taste and erected a 100-acre estate on top of it.
In FEATURES:
- The Used: You Gotta Say Yes To Another Excess
- Straylight Run: Existentialist Pop
- The Chariot: Sweet Serenity (With A Side Of Turbulence)
- Amber Pacific: Fan Boys
