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Features, articles, and more from this issue:
In REVIEWS:
- Get it?
- From Murder City to Technopolis.
- One-woman electro-wrecking crew is gloriously annoying.
- Slipknot’s #0 sets the wheels of steel aflame.
- Spazmo art-punk with a psychobilly edge.
- The original nasty rapper makes punk his bitch. Who can resist?
- The last word in power metal-until their next album.
- Bludgeoning is the new prog rock.
- Get pissed, destroy.
- As good as metalcore gets. Period.
- Ambition and aggression converge for maximum resonance.
- Temporary genre residence, permanent critical praise.
- Whitmore singing in the dead of night.
- Sad dudes are ready to shine.
- Because “Summer of Love” was used 30 years ago.
- Ready for the Second Coming.
- Roadside authenticity for sale.
- Will Oldham and Bruce Springsteen walk into a bar...
- Former Tristeza member goes postal.
- Born to run.
- Amster-damn!
- Quantity and quality trump notoriety.
- We’d like to solve the puzzle...
- Spreading the sickness by any means necessary.
- Post-punk-tuation.
- From Britain, hotter and fussier.
- 2000 light years from emo.
- Brave new soul jams
- Bad scene, everyone else’s fault.
- Beastly noisemongers tone it down, slightly.
- Monks and rockers and seals, oh my!
- New-school boys put on their caps and gowns.
- Truth is what he aims for.
- Members of F-Minus and Alkaline Trio get their post-punk on.
- Change is good, but is it really necessary?
