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Rebel Bellesnew

No other performer has been as vilified as the Dixie Chicks were for speaking out -- and they do not apologize on Taking the Long Way.
Boston Phoenix  |  Charles Taylor  |  06-09-2006  |  Reviews

A Whiff of Hyperbolenew

Thirty years ago, the Mission Mountain Wood Band became Montana's best-known musical export -- 30 years later, it's harder and harder to remember why.
Missoula Independent  |  Skylar Browniing  |  06-08-2006  |  Reviews

Rather Exhilaratingnew

The best band in the universe do their Brecht thing with hooks.
The Village Voice  |  Robert Christgau  |  06-07-2006  |  Reviews

All in the Familynew

Feathers can crash at my pad whenever they like.
Illinois Times  |  Rene Spencer Saller  |  06-05-2006  |  Reviews

On Our Side Againnew

Neil Young's ideological vicissitudes defy all reason.
Illinois Times  |  Rene Spencer Saller  |  06-05-2006  |  Reviews

A Big, Big Worldnew

Susana Baca is fluent in the only speech that matters. Also reviewed: Megan Reilly's Let Your Ghost Go.
Illinois Times  |  Rene Spencer Saller  |  06-05-2006  |  Reviews

One Step Beyonce

The production on A Girl Like Me is often better than the vocals, but Rihanna doesn't let the tracks outshine her.
Washington City Paper  |  Sarah Godfrey  |  06-02-2006  |  Reviews

Crazy in Like

Jay-Z keeps creating clones of his beloved, hoping to get it right with each new iteration.
Washington City Paper  |  Sarah Godfrey  |  06-02-2006  |  Reviews

Pure Post-Postpunk for Then People

You may very well be able to judge a record by its smiling bohemians gathered-'round-a-campfire cover.
Washington City Paper  |  Brent Burton  |  06-02-2006  |  Reviews

Stark Raving Madrigal

This is more Seeger than Dylan, more purist than progressive.
Washington City Paper  |  Brent Burton  |  06-02-2006  |  Reviews

Ease and Intensitynew

Having worked together for more than a decade, these two have established a formidable improvisational dialogue.
Orlando Weekly  |  Jason Ferguson  |  06-02-2006  |  Reviews

Prepare to Lose Your Mindnew

When an album simultaneously reminds you of the intro to Iron Maiden's "Phantom of the Opera" and one of the sonic explosions that occur inside John Coltrane's "Jupiter," you're dealing with an album that's unique indeed.
Orlando Weekly  |  Jason Ferguson  |  06-02-2006  |  Reviews

Lazy Classificationnew

There's little about the sound of Gold & Wax to qualify it for the "world music" tag that it will inevitably be slapped with.
Orlando Weekly  |  Jason Ferguson  |  06-02-2006  |  Reviews

Layers of Soundnew

Ilad creates warm compositions without losing momentum.
Style Weekly  |  Nathan Lott  |  06-01-2006  |  Reviews

Comeback Chicks

This record will put the Dixie Chicks in the mainstream, but I liked them as a country act better.
The Inlander  |  Ted McGregor  |  05-31-2006  |  Reviews

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