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Music

Return of Django

by Keri Carlson
Published March 13, 2003

Rom culture carries a certain air of mystery. The Rom people, commonly called "Gypsies" in English-speaking countries, have lived in Europe for hundreds of years, interacting with officialdom as little...

Parish from the earth

by Brianna Riplinger
Published March 13, 2003
A frequent collaborator strikes out on his own

Sing while you slave

by Keri Carlson
Published March 6, 2003

On "The Sweet Unknown," James Apollo sets a scene of desert hot days cooled by nights at hole-in-the-wall bars filled with cigarette smoke and femme fatales. This piquant imagery is fashioned from twangy,...

Overpowered by folk

by Nathan Hall
Published March 6, 2003
Lou Barlow slices through expectations

If I’m a slave, I’m a slave to the rhythm

by Jennifer Schneider
Published February 27, 2003

All those pining for the authentic rock bands of your youth, take heart. Audioslave is neither Soundgarden nor Rage Against the Machine, nor does it strive to be, but when former Soundgarden front man...

Even in lovin’, it’s who you know

by Brianna Riplinger
Published February 27, 2003

Although John Doe once fronted one of America's most important, intelligent punk bands, you might know him better from his film career. His comical role as the father of child bride Winona Ryder in the...

The future sound of Norway

Published February 27, 2003
Sondre Lerche brings intelligent psychedelic pop from the land of rosemaling and lutefisk

“Hot Action Cop” By Hot Action Cop

by Nathan Hall
Published February 20, 2003

Of all the millions of subgenres of pop music that exist today, one of the most fascinating to follow is sexually-explicit music that is in no way, shape or form erotic to anybody save the creators themselves....

“200 kmh in the Wrong Lane” By t.A.T.u.

by Nathan Hall
Published February 20, 2003

Almost every single piece of press devoted to t.A.T.u. heralds them as America's first mainstream dyke pop artists. Did I miss something here? Where exactly does that put lesbian music pioneers such as...

Ice Cube reissues

by Nathan Hall
Published February 20, 2003
"Amerikkka's Most Wanted" "Death Certificate" "The Predator" and Lethal Injection"

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