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Cloud Nothings: Attack on Memorynew

In Attack on Memory, Dylan Baldi (recording as Cloud Nothings) has made his most refreshing — even prescient — work.
San Antonio Current  |  James Courtney  |  02-01-2012  |  Reviews

It's Time for the Black Bloc to Go Awaynew

Repeated violent confrontations with police are failing to move Occupy Oakland forward.
East Bay Express  |  Robert Gammon  |  02-01-2012  |  #OCCUPY

Sleepy Vikings make their Southern fuzz-pop trippynew

Florida band Sleepy Vikings' gothic, neo-psych music received its first widespread airing with They Will Find You There, a nine-track album they released last May. The disc is a keenly textured but propulsive set.
Charleston City Paper  |  Chris Parker  |  02-01-2012  |  Profiles & Interviews

"Blue" Gene Tyranny: Detoursnew

The latest record from this legendary San Antonio expatriate collects four haunting piano pieces that are largely characterized by the dichotomy between space and sound.
San Antonio Current  |  Marcus Rubio  |  02-01-2012  |  Reviews

Welcome to Indy! Now please go home.new

We are the drones who must endure your invasion and somehow survive it.
NUVO  |  Steve Hammer  |  02-01-2012  |  Travel

How I Got Arrested at Occupy Oaklandnew

Our own John C. Osborn offers a first-person account of being taken into custody by police during the latest Occupy Oakland protest.
East Bay Express  |  John C. Osborn  |  02-01-2012  |  #OCCUPY

Harvey Milk: The Singlesnew

Consisting of tracks compiled from 7-inches, splits, compilations, and live bootlegs, this reissue presents a cross-section of early- to mid-career Harvey Milk
San Antonio Current  |  James Woodard  |  02-01-2012  |  Reviews

Ani DiFranco: ¿Which Side Are You On?new

Folk queen (and Queen of the Independents) Ani DiFranco returns with a delectable treatise of protest anthems and feminist discourse. In "Which Side Are You On Now?"
San Antonio Current  |  Veronica Anne Salinas  |  02-01-2012  |  Reviews

The GOP attacked Clinton for cheating, but they've given Newt a free passnew

I have always been primarily policy oriented in my politics. The most boring candidate imaginable has my support so long as he is right on the issues and the most charismatic politician imaginable is worthless to me if he does not support the right things. Much of my writing is dedicated to showing my fellow conservatives where their beliefs and behaviors regarding the principles of limited government are inconsistent or lacking. I believe conservatism must be about more than simply rooting for your favorite team.
Charleston City Paper  |  Jack Hunter  |  02-01-2012  |  Commentary

Changing Sex, a Desire to Lovenew

Following your desire is a brave way of recognizing that something is happening to you, something remarkable. Perhaps it will break open your world, or perhaps it will simply open your heart. Things will change.
INDY Week  |  Eva Hayward  |  02-01-2012  |  Sex

The Other F Word shows what happens to punks when they have kidsnew

The Other F Word, a documentary by Andrea Blaugrund Nevins, explores a very specific facet of aging and what occurs when men with forehead tattoos and their own daddy issues procreate.
Charleston City Paper  |  Susan Cohen  |  02-01-2012  |  Reviews

Was Nikki Haley actually working for Newt Gingrich?new

Reflecting on the South Carolina GOP Primary.
Charleston City Paper  |  Dwayne Green  |  02-01-2012  |  Elections

Polly Klaas: Twenty Years Onnew

'Fault Lines' delicately revisits the Polly Klaas tragedy
North Bay Bohemian  |  David Templeton  |  02-01-2012  |  Theater

Cocktail Servers Deserve Respectnew

At their best, drink waitresses are an important part of nightlife scene.
Creative Loafing (Atlanta)  |  Becca Jane Griesemer  |  02-01-2012  |  Food+Drink

The Dirty Dance: Idaho in the Middle of a New Coal Rushnew

Plans to bring coal trains across the Northwest raise big questions.
Boise Weekly  |  Zach Hagadone  |  02-01-2012  |  Environment

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