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'So Many Ways To Sleep Badly' is an Original, Visceral Reading Experiencenew

I give it extra points for including a sex-worker theme that avoids all the overdone stereotypes.
NOW Magazine  |  Zoe Whittall  |  10-06-2008  |  Fiction

Lindsey Buckingham Proves the Pop-rock Chord is Alive and Wellnew

Buckingham's furious fingerpicking guitar style is front and centre on the sweet "Bel Air Rain," and opener "Great Day" would be a great song if it weren't a total knock-off of Don Henley's "Boys Of Summer."
NOW Magazine  |  Jordan Bimm  |  10-06-2008  |  Reviews

TV on the Radio Get Tense on 'Dear Science'new

Similar to their two previous records, it has little rejoicing lyrically; it's mostly unease and disaffected sentiment. But this time the words don't bring down the music.
NOW Magazine  |  Jason Keller  |  10-06-2008  |  Reviews

Watain's Erik Danielsson on Satanismnew

Last year's critically lauded Sworn To The Dark propelled Sweden's Watain into a place amongst extreme Satanic metal's elite.
NOW Magazine  |  Staff  |  10-06-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Muskox Infiltrates the Local Scene 3 Inches at a Timenew

Among the more intriguing music marketing enigmas to hit Toronto is the annual appearance on Soundscapes' shelves of mysterious mini-CDs housed in matchbook-like packages emblazoned with the image of a hairy horned beast: the mark of Muskox.
NOW Magazine  |  Tim Perlich  |  10-06-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Alt.health: Give Your Liver a Liftnew

Will rinsing out your hepatic bits wash away your sins?
NOW Magazine  |  Elizabeth Bromstein  |  10-06-2008  |  Advice

Ecoholic: Reduce Carbon Bloat By Cutting Back on Frozen Farenew

What's the best way to reduce my carbon footprint through my diet?
NOW Magazine  |  Adria Vasil  |  10-06-2008  |  Advice

Canadian Elections: Media Gets Cracking for Prime Minister Harpernew

The fourth estate is mesmerized by public opinion polls, ­leaving the real issues to photo ops and sound bites.
NOW Magazine  |  Enzo Di Matteo  |  10-06-2008  |  Politics

Alt.health: Boning Up on Calciumnew

New vitamin D info sinks old advice on fortifying your frame.
NOW Magazine  |  Elizabeth Bromstein  |  09-29-2008  |  Advice

Ecoholic: Is the Energy Star Label Losing Its Sheen?new

Energy Star may be the brightest twinkle in the sky when it comes to flagging energy-efficient products (it's the most popular green label on shelves), but it looks like it could use a little polish.
NOW Magazine  |  Adria Vasil  |  09-29-2008  |  Advice

'Tell Us More' Delivers Hitchcockian Thrillsnew

Guillaume Canet's taut, gritty thriller went straight to video, in Canada, in January. And nobody noticed. This is a shame, because the film is an excellent example of the sort of crackling psychological thriller that Americans don't seem to know how to make any more.
NOW Magazine  |  Norman Wilner  |  09-29-2008  |  Reviews

Director Steven Sebring's Link to Eclectic Rocker Patti Smith Pays Offnew

Dream of Life is not your typical rockumentary. But then again, its subject, Patti Smith, is not your typical rocker.
NOW Magazine  |  Susan G. Cole  |  09-29-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Irvine Welsh's Wimpy 'Crime'new

Welsh, known best for his druggy humor, gleefully scatological bent and the gruff pub vernacular of his characters, plays it amazingly straight and close to the vest in his most recent novel, Crime. So close and earnest, in fact, that you can hardly believe you're reading Welsh.
NOW Magazine  |  David Jager  |  09-29-2008  |  Fiction

Rewiring Hot Chipnew

After releasing their third LP, Made In The Dark, seven months ago and completing one sold-out headlining tour supporting it, Hot Chip are at that point where most bands hit auto-pilot until it's time to make the next record.
NOW Magazine  |  Jordan Bimm  |  09-29-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

The Season's Big-screen Scene Stealersnew

A look at Australia, Revolutionary Road, Milk and more.
NOW Magazine  |  Glenn Sumi  |  09-29-2008  |  Movies

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