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Sharing an Experiencenew

The Tuna Helpers get a little help from their puppet friends.

Tucson Weekly | Gene Armstrong | 01-26-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: I'll Have What She's Having, The Tuna Helpers

Extreme Makeovernew

Low works its new kinks out on the road.

Cleveland Free Times | Michael David Toth | 01-26-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Low

Beyond Their Sociological Trifectanew

With The White Stripes covering their stuff and The Killers and Cake among their fans, former Ani DiFranco wannabes Tegan & Sara have fully come into their own.

San Diego CityBeat | Jed Gottlieb | 01-25-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Tegan and Sara, If Only They Were Left-Handed Albinos...

The Dark Sidenew

High on Fire play metal so heavy, it threatens to pull everything around it into a black hole.

Nashville Scene | Jonathan Marx | 01-25-2006 | Reviews

Tags: High on Fire, Blessed Black Wings

The Concrete Gardennew

Pop singer Sheryl Crow chooses literal-minded maturity over having fun.

Nashville Scene | Chris Neal | 01-25-2006 | Reviews

Tags: Sheryl Crow, Wildflower

Blood in the Waternew

The Sharking's debut is a nifty little 18-minute, six-song pop attack that will sneak right up on you, take a big bite and will not let go.

Dig Boston | Michael Brodeur | 01-25-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: The Sharking

An Exercise in Escapismnew

The band wrenches creaky waltzes and boneyard marches out of splintery wooden instruments and shout-along vocals.

Dig Boston | Matt Parish | 01-25-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Humanwine

By not really paying attention to much else outside of what they do, the Walkmen have kept themselves worth paying attention to -- and for a band that dwells in the perpetual promotional din of NYC, that’s saying a lot.

Dig Boston | Michael Brodeur | 01-25-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: The Walkmen