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Between Sentimental Mush and Genuine Potentialnew

If Craig exercised just a little more artistic restraint, his navel-gazing might be a little easier to digest.
Westword  |  Tuyet Nguyen  |  12-12-2006  |  Reviews

Spoofed Outnew

Even sans the film, the Tenacious D-orchestrated soundtrack for its full-length feature The Pick of Destiny is a seriously marvelous three-act musical comedy.
Westword  |  Tuyet Nguyen  |  12-05-2006  |  Reviews

Thrash 'Til Death, Dudesnew

DDC could easily become a strong musical challenger in its own so-called war against the poser subgenre laughingly referred to as fashioncore.
Westword  |  Tuyet Nguyen  |  12-05-2006  |  Reviews

Vaporous Vocalsnew

If Jackson thinks nipple obsession will compensate for underwhelming performances, she's missing the point.
Westword  |  Michael Roberts  |  10-10-2006  |  Reviews

Catchy Melodiesnew

This album won't draw converts by the legions, but for Kweller fans, there's plenty here that will rattle around the skull for days.
Westword  |  Adam Cayton-Holland  |  10-10-2006  |  Reviews

A Giant Messnew

Get these motherfucking emo bands off this motherfucking album.
Westword  |  Annie Zaleski  |  08-22-2006  |  Reviews

Glitchy Sketchesnew

This is what the frontman's songs must sound like before they become Radio-ready.
Westword  |  Dave Herrera  |  07-11-2006  |  Reviews

'Mature' Listeningnew

Stadium has generated raves from easily pleased scribes even though it's basically two discs' worth of been-there-done-that.
Westword  |  Michael Roberts  |  05-30-2006  |  Reviews

Mike Patton Remains Welcomenew

Despite this disc's arty concept, the results are unexpectedly accessible -- but with an irresistible core of subversion.
Westword  |  Michael Roberts  |  05-22-2006  |  Reviews

No Happy Endingsnew

Greg Dulli is unapologetically lugubrious and melodramatic, and he doesn't seem to care about being liked -- that's a unique combination, and a dangerous one.
Westword  |  Michael Roberts  |  05-16-2006  |  Reviews

White-Belt Powernew

The Rakes are catchy as heck, though the drivel of artsy lyrics and dance-club beats are about as worn out as those stupid haircuts.
Westword  |  Tuyet Nguyen  |  05-16-2006  |  Reviews

Stunning and Spellbindingnew

The dozen songs of Springtime span anguish and transcendentally drunken sex as easily as the everyday epiphanies of bus rides and back-road drives.
Westword  |  Jason Heller  |  05-08-2006  |  Reviews

Leaving the Proverbial Shednew

Denver's music scene could use a healthy dose of Vitamins.
Westword  |  Jason Heller  |  05-08-2006  |  Reviews

Dig Gravesnew

The alterations in the Girls' sound seem inspired more by creative concerns than by commercial calculation.
Westword  |  Michael Roberts  |  04-25-2006  |  Reviews

Support the 'War'new

Fortunately, this Bush-inspired disc isn't a one-dimensional screed, but an eccentric slab of pop psychedelia that wraps topical references in weirdness.
Westword  |  Michael Roberts  |  04-11-2006  |  Reviews

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