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In REVIEWS:
- Minimal yet oddly multifacetd Kraftwerk tribute.
- The ever-evolving sound of white noise.
- Sideman steps out of the shadows.
- Primus on crack at the alter of splatterjazz.
- Canuck hip-hop kingpin refuses to obey the rules.
- Chris Adam gets outta the Hood.
- This is the remix.
- The re-birth of garage.
- Stoner Rock, now with extra New Wave crunch!
- Irish rockers play it safe-again.
- Cave In guy revists his knuckle-dragging past.
- More fun than a Chad Kroeger piñata party.
- Underachievers, please try harder.
- Gi'e us a hit, Pete.
- Love, Death and everything in between.
- Third time is semi-charmed for this Florida quintet.
- Entertainers try to be artists-with mixed results.
- Cave In bassist goes spelunking with mixed results.
- Southern rock still rules.
- Self-immolation is the new black.
- Who needs to catch their breath, anyway?
- Tough-guy trash metal-for tough guys
- Call all majors!
- The first essential album of 2007.
- Maryland trio's eighth album triumphantly tunes up their electro-rock motor.
- Excelling at more than just the javelin.
- There's no time like now to discover Canada's best songwriter.
- Nothing ethereal abut this punchy Swedish pop.
- Still musing, still throwing down.
- Philly's finest canines Meet the Beatles
- Thirteen years accumulated into beautiful postmodern experimental pop.
- Gloomier, folk-noir soup for the balladeer's soul.
- Former Luscious Jackson frontwoman gets beached.
- Down-home rock.
- Pinback frontman finally finds himself.
- ...and 99 percent baritone guitar.
- Two is better than one, maybe?
- Northeast punk (semi) all-stars.
- Schizoid Gainesville pioneers return.
- Wait until the next time around.
- Infectious punk from the Jawbreaker school.
- Folk punk from the Dirty South (west Florida).
- Helping put the "Strong" back in "Long Island."
- You think you know, but you have no idea.
- Beard-rock's newest champions.
- Still New Jersey's best dancers.
