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Can Wilco Ever Live Up To -- or Live Down -- its Myth?

Creative Loafing (Atlanta) | September 15, 2004

Wilco has gone from a small band with a cultish following to a heavily hyped, critically loved behemoth. And rock critics are heaping praise -- a little more than is warranted -- on the band's latest album, A Ghost Is Born.

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Robert Pollard Disbands an Indie-Rock Institutionnew

To be sure, membership in the Guided by Voices gang has taken its creative toll on Pollard, who's obviously seeking to stretch his artistic muscles. "There's a sense of maturity and even integrity, I think, in continuing as one's own self, instead of as a gang."

Creative Loafing (Atlanta) | Kevin Forest Moreau | 09-23-2004 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Guided By Voices, Half Smiles of the Decomposed

The Allmans Celebrate 35 Years of Ramblin' and Rockin'new

Every year in March, the Allman Brothers Band -- which marks its 35th anniversary this year -- plays a long string of well-attended shows at the Beacon Theatre in New York. That extended residency has become the venerable rock band's most visible gig.

Creative Loafing (Atlanta) | Kevin Forest Moreau | 09-23-2004 | Profiles & Interviews

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Will to Powernew

Ken Will Norton's new album is a far cry from his work with the spirited punk-pop combo Wonderlust, and a bit more sincere and straightforward than his last outfit, scruffy Atlanta roots-rockers the Indicators. His newer, more intimate approach is a better fit with his restless spirit.

Creative Loafing (Atlanta) | Kevin Forest Moreau | 09-02-2004 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: In Rock 'n' Roll's Hands, Ken Will Morton

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Why Goodie Mob's Soul Food Is the Greatest Atlanta Rap Album of All Timenew

The money. The power. The trap. The New South. The War on Drugs. The Red Dogs. The Dixie flags. The Million Man March. The Atlanta Child Murders. The black mecca. The 20th anniversary of ‘Soul Food.’ The South Had Something to Say.

Creative Loafing (Atlanta) | Rodney Carmichael | 12-11-2015 | Music

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