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Features, articles, and more from this issue:
In REVIEWS:
- Rebirth does a band good
- Grammatically correct
- And kick on your dancing shoes
- Modest but effective power pop
- Third time’s a charm for alt-rock nostalgists
- Let’s play the “which band do you sound like” game
- Straight outta Liverpool
- European Music For All People
- Ska veterans best when keeping it old school
- Excuse me, I’m expecting a call from 1983
- Speedo is back in the driver’s seat
- Scruffy looking nerd-core for stalkers
- Panic at the screamo?
- Well worth the wait
- Party on!
- Music to interface to
- Scattered collection of genre sketches from U.K. beat merchants
- Time to get schooled
- What if Redd Kross had Aphex Twins?
- J. Mascis & Co. seize the daze
- The South will rise again, and again, and again...
- Like a fine wine...
- Chicago upstarts raise the bar for instru-metal
- Refusing to learn from others’ mistakes
- Boris are better than every band at everything
- A rebirth of sorts
- Sleep just might be on the horizon
- Islands are forever
- Cut-and-paste country with old-fashioned charm
- Jane’s Addiction linchpin clumsily exercises his inner Comsat Angel
- Switchin’ up their flow
- Between a rock and a hard place
- Don’t you turn away from this
- More Kinsella than you can shake another Kinsella at
- Hello, decency
- In-Store Session: Doom without gloom
- In-Store Session: Lo-fi trip-hop contradiction
- In-Store Session: Eternal Life.
- In-Store Session:Swedish sorta-punkers grow up, make more music
- In-Store Session: Piano brightens Mates' already percolating pop.
- No need to watch your step
In AP&R:
- Vietnam Werewolf
- Valeyra
- Ill Patriot
- Hail Archer
- Flowers For Dorian
- The Disappeared
- Conditions
- Attention
