Interview: Meghan Wolf
Heather talks with Meghan Wolf, a singer/songwriter who made the move from punk to acoustic on her gorgeous solo debut.
Bath
The water gurgles up to the faucet and he twists the knob back to prevent overflow, then with paring knife in hand, steps in and sits down to feel the warm water rise halfway to his shoulders.
Interview: Matt Sharp of The Rentals
Fil Madzin speaks with Matt Sharp about The Rentals' ambitious multimedia release Songs About Time.
Interview: Robert Mercurio of Galactic
Dirty-ass funk, sissy bounce, and ya ka mein -- Mark Huddle and Robert Mercurio dish about New Orleans.
Interview: Malachai
"OK, THIS INTERVIEW'S BEEN JACKED! I'VE BEEN NICE! OH, I'VE BEEN NICE! BUT ENOUGH'S ENOUGH!!"
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It’s always great to hear a seasoned musical veteran reflect on his career. But whereas Johnny Cash returned to a stripped-down classic sound, Gil Scott-Heron adapts perfectly with the times on his first album in 15 years, I’m New Here.
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Holly Miranda is New York-based, lives in Brooklyn, and has been singing for as long as she can remember. She first began playing in New York at age 16, when she dropped out of high school in Michigan, went to visit her sister in New York for a few weeks, and never turned back. She [...]
PANTHA DU PRINCE – Black Noise (0)
It’s a never ending battle. The battle between nature and technology. The void between mechanical and manual…digital versus analog. In an attempt to try to find a common ground, Hendrik Weber, a.k.a. Pantha du Prince, has released Black Noise. The Berlin- and Paris-based musician, producer, and visual artist has released this collection of 10 tracks [...]
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There’s a fine line between noise rock and ugly chaos. On one side of the spectrum you have music that is a fascinating experiment — bold and challenging, yet rewarding. On the other side you have something that sounds like the first band you formed in seventh grade — sloppy, noisy, and egotistical.
STYGIAN – Fury Rising (0)
Fury Rising is the second full-length album from these hard rockers from Philadelphia. Playing off a sound that can only be described as a mix of James Hetfield-inspired vocals with Disturbed-like guitar breakdowns, Fury Rising’s 10 tracks play it safe for the most part. The album is well produced and the music is well played, [...]
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comics
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- Too Deep: Half The Battle
- Too Deep: Go Deep
- Too Deep: A Micheal Keaton Movie
- Too Deep: Straight Talk
- Abstract Fantasy Classic: Dopey Bowl Goblin Commercial
- Abstract Fantasy Classic: Dopey Moneybags Commercial
- Too Deep: Language
- Too Deep: Acrnms
- Too Deep: E.S.P.
- Too Deep: The Music Lover
- Too Deep: Mexed Missages
- Too Deep: Causality
- Too Deep: Spain
downloads
- Holly Miranda – Waves
- Quasi – Repulsion
- DaVinci – It’s On Me
- Toro Y Moi – Blessa
- Jookabox – You Cried Me
- Imaad Wasif – Priestess
- Verbicide Podcast – How To Fail At Business Without Even Trying
- Metroid Metal – Theme (NES)
- Veil Veil Vanish – Anthem for a Doomed Youth
- Radar Brothers – Horses Warriors
- Galactic – Heart of Steel
- Xiu Xiu – Gray Death
- Kimono Draggin’ – Super Jew
- Verbicide Select Mixtape Volume 3
- White Hinterland – Icarus
- Pennywise – We’re Gonna Fight
- Ben Sollee and Daniel Martin Moore – Something, Somewhere, Sometime
- The Lawrence Arms – Demons
features
- Interview: Meghan Wolf
- Bath
- Interview: Matt Sharp of The Rentals
- Interview: Robert Mercurio of Galactic
- Interview: Malachai
- Interview: Joshua Hatton of Kimono Draggin’
- Interview: Jack Splash
- Remembering Vic Chesnutt
- Interview: Evan Weiss of Into it. Over it.
- Interview: Kim Coletta of Jawbox
- Interview: Christmas
- Show Review: Metric at La Zona Rosa, Austin 12/1/09
- Interview: Kyp Malone of Rain Machine and TV on the Radio
- Show Review: Thao with The Get Down Stay Down 11/7/09
- Interview: C. Allbritton Taylor and Donovan Leitch
- Interview: Xian Hawkins of Bell Horses
- Fun Fun Fun Fest 2009
- Show Review: Fun Fun Fun Fest 2009



