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Far From the Straight-ahead Career Retrospectivenew

While The Future Is Unwritten offers some rarities that will leave Clash completists chuffed, the real story here is the textured aural verite that provides the panoramic musical tableaux of Strummer's life.
Artvoice  |  Donny Kutzbach  |  06-29-2007  |  Reviews

Bowling for Soup: Rock 'n' Roll Sunshinenew

The band understands the need for a little sunshine in a genre often dominated by anger and despair.
Artvoice  |  Caitlin DeRose  |  05-04-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Remastered on the Slynew

Sly and the Family Stone's remastered albums show that, when you get down to brass tacks, it was the greatest party band of all time -- even when the party started getting ugly.
Artvoice  |  Joe Sweeney  |  04-13-2007  |  Music

The Arcade Fire's Hue Testamentnew

Neon Bible is nothing short of marvelous.
Artvoice  |  Donny Kutzbach  |  03-09-2007  |  Reviews

Box Set Celebrate's Elektra's Art Over Commercenew

Forever Changing speaks to the power of Jac Holzman's ideal.
Artvoice  |  Donny Kutzbach  |  02-26-2007  |  Reviews

Science Soundsnew

Ringer-tee-wearing, record-store-dwelling denizens still have one band that they can count on.
Artvoice  |  Mark Norris  |  07-07-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

Artvoice's Top 20 Albums of 2004

While it may have not have been the best year for some of our usual “stand-bys,” 2004 graced us with releases from new contenders for the prize like angular Scot guitar-poppists Franz Ferdinand and the unapologetically arty rockers Arcade Fire.
Artvoice  |  Matthew Barber, Jennifer Behrens, Donny Kutzbach, Tracy Marrow, Mark Norris and Joe Sweeney  |  01-04-2005  |  Reviews

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