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Motown Revivalnew

Remembering the Marvelettes and the hit factory's beginnings.
Metro Times  |  Travis R. Wright  |  05-16-2012  |  Music

Up from the ashesnew

Following Jim Lindberg's departure, Pennywise renews its old-school ties.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Chris Parker  |  05-16-2012  |  Profiles & Interviews

Can't Stop, Won't Stop Chippy Nonstopnew

How a young emcee turned incessant partying into a branding apparatus.
East Bay Express  |  Ellen Cushing  |  05-16-2012  |  Profiles & Interviews

Scratch and Stitchnew

The well-tailored line between hip-hop artists and the streetwear companies hustling to promote them.
Chicago Reader  |  Leor Galil  |  05-14-2012  |  Music

Mex Step and MNOLO: 'Machine People'new

Machine People marks the first of at least two 2012 releases from Mexican Stepgrandfather (here credited as Mex Step, Marco Cervantes in real life).
San Antonio Current  |  Adam Villela Coronado  |  05-11-2012  |  Reviews

Ana Tijoux: Latin America's Hottest Female Rappernew

French-Chilean rapper Ana Tijoux likes surprises. When she left Makiza, her first group, in 2001, she didn't write any music until 2004. She had been cooking in silence, then delivered with a lethal one-two punch.
San Antonio Current  |  Enrique Lopetegui  |  05-11-2012  |  Profiles & Interviews

Karloz: 'Tex-Bop Deluxe'new

Who the hell is "Karloz"? This is the type of album that sits for weeks and weeks on a music critic's desk as the writer works to shake their fears of yet another cheesy collection of crowd-pleasing old hits given the "Tejano" treatment.
San Antonio Current  |  Enrique Lopetegui  |  05-11-2012  |  Reviews

High on Fire: De Vermis Mysteriisnew

To call High on Fire's sound "punishing" would not be hyperbole. While it may seem unrelenting and repetitive at first, it's a pain that becomes addictive after multiple rotations.
Tucson Weekly  |  Brian Mock  |  05-11-2012  |  Reviews

Ready, Steady ... Popnew

The High Strung paid their dues in full. Now it's time for the payoff.
Metro Times  |  Jeff Milo  |  05-11-2012  |  Profiles & Interviews

Kat Edmonson: 'Way Down Low'new

Everything you need to know about Kat Edmonson is encapsulated on track four of Way Down Low: a reading of the Beach Boys' “I Just Wasn’t Made For These Times.”
San Antonio Current  |  James Courtney  |  05-10-2012  |  Reviews

Torche: 'Harmonicraft'new

Torche's newest brings their mastery of incredibly catchy, poppy, heavy rock into new realms of melody and tight songwriting.
San Antonio Current  |  James Woodard  |  05-10-2012  |  Reviews

Namaste, M.C.A.new

Adam Yauch, who died Friday at 47, was the conscience of the Beastie Boys.
Creative Loafing (Charlotte)  |  Mark Kemp  |  05-10-2012  |  Music

MCA's Legacynew

Beastie Boy Adam Yauch influenced and helped many as he evolved.
LEO Weekly  |  Peter Berkowitz  |  05-09-2012  |  Music

Perry Farrell Is Doing Just Finenew

Jane's Addiction and Lollapalooza mastermind on Bin Laden and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Houston Press  |  Craig Hlavaty  |  05-09-2012  |  Profiles & Interviews

Last Call Brawlers: The Pressures of Living, The Darkness of Dyingnew

The Brawlers have been around since 1999, and their latest album shows the band's meld of rockabilly, punk and surf music at its most seamless. The local quartet keeps things simple and direct, always opting for heart and guts rather than elaboration...
Tucson Weekly  |  Gene Armstrong  |  05-08-2012  |  Reviews

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