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The Hype of Marchnew

The indie hype machine has its day in the sun at South by Southwest.

Houston Press | John Nova Lomax | 03-21-2006 | Music

Patsy Inclinednew

Neko Case and Jenny Lewis got nothing on Patsy Montana.

Philadelphia Weekly | Jonathan Valania | 03-20-2006 | Music

Be Our Guestnew

With South by Southwest getting more crowded each year, it's time for Dallas to steal Austin's thunder and create its own music festival.

Dallas Observer | Sam Machkovech | 03-20-2006 | Music

Kill Them All!new

Music and video games: an endless, wretched love affair.

L.A. Weekly | David Cotner | 03-16-2006 | Music

Music Piracy = The New Terrorism?new

Is the war on terror in Iraq or in your iPod?

Sacramento News & Review | Nicholas Miller | 03-16-2006 | Music

Tags: War on terror, RIAA, music pirates

The Boys With the Bandsnew

South By Southwest, which started 20 years ago as a "cool idea," has grown into the biggest music convention in the world, a film festival and an interactive conference.

The Texas Observer | Joe Nick Patoski | 03-15-2006 | Music

Jesus Freaknew

Scott Stapp might think it's good to be the king -- until God comes calling.

Dallas Observer | Noah W. Bailey | 03-14-2006 | Music

Tags: Kid Rock, scott stapp, sex tape

If You're Happy and You Know Itnew

Only in New York could a tentative-sounding indie act that's still wet behind the ears be crowned as the latest best thing since sliced bread by a phalanx of bored bloggers, college radio jocks and music critics.

Creative Loafing (Atlanta) | Mosi Reeves | 03-09-2006 | Music

Tags: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah

No Fun

Had Wilco not gotten "important," A.M. would be one of those fantastic, overlooked 90s rock albums you could buy used for next to nothing -- and maybe it would be more fun if it were.

Charleston City Paper | Emerson Dameron | 03-08-2006 | Music

Tags: Wilco, Jeff Tweedy, A.M., Nels Cline