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Music

Comforting yet frustrating

by Brianna Riplinger
Published October 31, 2002
Tori Amos: Scarlet's Walk (Epic)

The folk of Bart

by Max Sparber
Published October 31, 2002
Muzsik

Old-School Mixmaster

by Amy Danielson
Published October 17, 2002

Innovative pianist, technology entrepreneur and pioneer of jazz-funk fusion, Herbie Hancock surges musical invention. His last tour promoted his Future 2 Future album and featured electronic manipulation,...

Spare 12 Rods

by Eric Magnuson
Published October 17, 2002

The 12 Rods' song "Glad That It's Over" was recently included on the movie soundtrack to Orange County. But if there was any justice in the music industry, 12 Rods would be known for much more than a single...

These Boys Know How to ‘Rawk’

by Nathan Hall
Published October 10, 2002
LIKEHELL: Untitled Promo Demos, 2 CDs (Allied Chemical Records)

For Spoon, Less Is More Is True

by Dave Dorman
Published October 10, 2002
SPOON: Kill the Moonlight (Merge)

He the Deejay

by Tom Horgen
Published October 10, 2002

El-P and his Def Jux monolith hovered over Minneapolis several weeks ago. But underground hip hop has felt this looming presence for more than a year. Since mid-2001, when El-P introduced Cannibal Ox to...

Beck in the High-Life

by Lyndsey Thomas
Published October 3, 2002

The life of Beck Hansen reads like a tall tale and could very well be remembered as one. The story of his adventures will be passed down from generation to generation, like those of Paul Bunyan and Johnny...

A Band without a Decent Tragedy

by Kari Petrie
Published September 26, 2002

The Rakes are a band that likes to play rock music, drink beer and play loud. And that's about as interesting as they get. Not to say that the Rakes are a bad band, because they aren't. It is just they...

String-Busting Rock at The Quest

by Geoffrey Ziezulewicz
Published September 26, 2002

It is a fine example of the illogic of the music industry machine that 93X talked up the fuzz-box rock of California's Queens of the Stone Age for weeks prior to their show, yet rarely if ever played them....

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