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Features, articles, and more from this issue:
In REVIEWS:
- Everything you ever wanted to know about Scary Kids Scaring Kids...
- The proof is not in the title.
- NYHC legends still pack a punch.
- Hey there, Moshzilla.
- How’s your wrath?
- Kickass hardcore for folks who cringe at the term.
- Between a thrash rock and a hardcore place.
- Call it a comeback.
- Former AP&R stars arrive at last.
- Wolf Parade’s co-frontman indulges himself.
- Montreal’s baroque-pop stars do more rocking than sleeping in this beguiling boudoir.
- Take your spelunking elsewhere.
- Music that’s nice to look at but just lays there.
- A long hiatus ends with a near perfect, herky-jerky pop blast.
- Duo’s bubbly pop debut is high on fizz and low on saccharine.
- A truly dynamic duo.
- Gussied-up Donnas make metal their new master.
- Neither silent nor a treatment. Discuss among yourselves.
- Forget the nautical jokes; Maritime craft a masterpiece.
- Found in translation.
- Is it ironic that this album murders all competition?
- Bloat for bloat, Coheed finally match their dinosaur-rock influences
- Fully realized.
- Metaphysics for beginners.
- Not exactly the Answer.
- Sam Beam’s dog days are here again.
- The guiltiest pleasure since Fall Out Boy.
In AP&R:
- The Lives Of Famous Men
- Sky Eats Airplane
- Salena Catalina
- Sailing To Rome
- Pretty In Stereo
- Bring Back The Guns
- All Left Out
- After The Tragedy
In LOW PROFILES:
In ASK THAT GUY:
In FEATURES:
- Scary Kids Scaring Kids: Fear Before The March Of Change
- All Time Low: All Downhill From Here
- Aiden: The Opening Departure
