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Music | Dance, Dance Revolution: Ghostland Observatory makes you pick your side and prepare for battleMusic | Unknown Here: Lucero frontman Ben Nichols might be the best songwriter in the country; just don’t tell himMusic | Street Corner Superstar: Matt White used to busk in parks; now he’s the new god of love rockMusic | Nu Metal? Does It Offend You, Yeah? spikes dance beats with enough riffs to make even metalheads bangMusic | Nap Time: After a tornado of blog hype, Black Kids frontman Reggie Youngblood could use a restMusic | Woman Seeking Man: Arthur & Yu create hazy and nostalgic folk out of a want adMusic | Mr. Big Mouth: Kid Beyond can turn a few pops of the tongue into an electro symphonyMethod and MadnessMusic | Get Lost: The Black Angels want you to lose yourself in a psych-rock droneReformatted
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Free Thinkers
Snapcase wants you to make up your own mind.
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - Things used to be heavy. Not the devil-behind-contacts heavy of Wes Borland and the Bizkit boys or the living-dead-comic-book heavy of Rob Zombie. More like the whoa-dude-that’s-deep kind of heavy, where, regardless of sonic overtones, there was...
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Round Two
Former Blind Melon guitarist Christopher Thorn returns with Unified Theory.
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - Some people are just addicted. Whether it’s the smell of the plastic, the excitement of sticking it in for the first time, or the anticipation of that ringing note, some people just can’t get enough. Unified Theory guitarist Christopher Thorn...
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Keep on Reaching
Aden may never be stars, but that isn’t stopping them.
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - Being an indie rocker isn’t that glamorous. There are no stadium tours, no throngs of groupies, no elaborate parties on the tour bus. It’s more like tiny clubs, a geeky guy in the corner who wants to tell you about his addiction to The Sims...
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Drop Dead, Fred
Taproot pisses off Limp Bizkit’s Durst and lives to tell.
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - Taproot vocalist Stephen Richards doesn’t want to come off like some religious nut, or worse yet, like Creed’s Scott Stapp. But he’s not afraid to talk about his beliefs. While it’s not exactly cool to wear your faith as a badge...
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California Dreaming
The Mother Hips take a quiet stroll through the history of Cali with Green Hills of Earth.
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - Tim Bluhm is done with pictures for a while. His band, the Mother Hips, just finished a five-hour photo shoot, trying to come up with some art for the quartet’s new disc, Green Hills of Earth, due out early next year. There were hundreds of poses,...
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Hardcore Troubadour
Everlast survived a heart attack and the near-demise of his career to become hip-hop’s favorite folksinger.
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - Call it the true driving force behind Erik Schrody, a.k.a. Everlast.Sound AffectsAMY CORREIA Carnival Love (Capitol) With her little-girl rasp, spacey lilt and sporadic ukulele plucks, Amy Correia can initially come across like the psychedelic hillbilly...
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The Enemy Within
Enemymine might be loud and heavy, but don’t call them aggro.
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - Mike Kunka is pissed. Not in some sort of Fred Durst “I’m pissed cause it sells records” sort of way. Kunka is ticked off at circumstance. His band, Enemymine, is as loud and caustic as they come, the dual-bass-and-drums outfit pushing...
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Bohemian Like Me
Dandy Warhols’ Courtney Taylor never wanted to be a counterculture icon, just a guy who plays rock and roll.
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - You can call the Dandy Warhols what you want: art rockers, American bohemians, slackers of the highest degree. Singer Courtney Taylor couldn’t care less. He never wanted to be the poster boy for disenchanted grad students or be some sort of counterculture...
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Dry Mouth Rhetoric
The Kottonmouth Kings are trying to change America one joint at a time.
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - To look at the Kottonmouth Kings, you wouldn’t think they were a bunch of political extremists—urban-outfitted Orange County suburban b-boys all sporting more machismo than a young Marlon Brando. Sure, the group is pro-pot—natch, just...
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Cry Like This
764-Hero leaves behind some of its emo roots with Weekend of Sounds.
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - John Atkins doesn’t want you to worry about him. He doesn’t want you to call the suicide hotline; he doesn’t need you to take away his bottles of aspirin. He’s just fine. Sure, when Atkins sings lines like, “I hate to bring...
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