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Monte Negro Creates the Blueprint for Rock Radionew

Tight, melodic and absolutely unafraid to meld multiple guitar-driven styles into the creation of a unique sound, the bilingual Monte Negro pushes beyond the soft expectations of both rock en Espanol and mainstream rock.
Orlando Weekly  |  Jason Ferguson  |  08-28-2007  |  Reviews

Aesop Rock Releases Best Album in Yearsnew

Rock demands an attentive ear for his inspired canvas and bountiful wit.
Orlando Weekly  |  Dominic Umile  |  08-28-2007  |  Reviews

Pseudosix Elicits Surprising Empathynew

This Portland-based group radiates an organic reclusivity that suggests Built to Spill if it was bingeing on '70s country and soft rock in a dank cavern.
Orlando Weekly  |  Raymond Cummings  |  08-28-2007  |  Reviews

Airiel Edges Away From Swooning Showgazenew

A gleaming mark of clarity, and the noisy washes of guitar surrounding it, serve as an unapologetic announcement that The Battle of Sealand is going to owe a lot to the Scene That Celebrated Itself.
Orlando Weekly  |  Jason Ferguson  |  08-28-2007  |  Reviews

The Fames (And Shames) of Kanye Westnew

Next month sees the release of his third album in as many years, Graduation, and as the music world awaits the next attention-getting twist in the West saga, let's take a look back at some highlights and lowlights from Hurricane Kanyeezee.
Orlando Weekly  |  Justin Strout  |  08-28-2007  |  Music

Deep Fried Tapes Label Embraces a Bygone Mediumnew

Cassette tapes lack the hipster cachet of vinyl, the clean precision of the CD and the digital-age convenience of the mp3, but a Philly label and its experimental music scene embraces the medium in all of its flawed glory.
Philadelphia City Paper  |  Shaun Brady  |  08-28-2007  |  Music

Ex-Prick, Expat Joe Annaruma Returns to Philly Redeemednew

When he left Philly in with his band Throttle in 1995, he didn't think he'd come back -- and he surely never dreamed he'd return to play only charity gigs for Project H.O.P.E.
Philadelphia City Paper  |  A.D. Amorosi  |  08-28-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Hall & Oates: No Such Thing as Ironic Hipster Kryptonitenew

Ten years after the Yacht Rock incident, the first mashup album is here.
Seattle Weekly  |  Jennifer Maerz and Ben Westhoff  |  08-27-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Margaret Doll Rod Plays With Herselfnew

When her co-patriots in the Demolition Doll Rods retired in April, Margaret opted to tour as an one-woman show.
Montreal Mirror  |  Lorraine Carpenter  |  08-27-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Mika Miko Party Hardcorenew

All-girl quintet bangs out hard core punk from L.A.'s oft-forgotten underground scene.
Montreal Mirror  |  Johnson Cummins  |  08-27-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Bang Lime Bangs Loudnew

Metric's Joshua Winstead and Joules Scott-Key create a primal side project.
Montreal Mirror  |  Jack Oatmon  |  08-27-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Krista Muir Hangs Up The Hosennew

Muir ditches her alt-ego Lederhosen Lucil for pretty tunes and a baritone ukulele.
Montreal Mirror  |  Lorraine Carpenter  |  08-27-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Brooklyn's Professor Murder Is Wrapped In Mysterynew

The quartet struggles to find its place: Are they a rock band that plays dance music or a dance band that rocks?
Montreal Mirror  |  Jack Oatmon  |  08-27-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Back In The Closet: Tracing The Roots Of R. Kelly's Operanew

A look at the origins of Trapped in the Closet as Kelly releases 10 more chapters.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Brian McManus  |  08-27-2007  |  Music

What's Up With DJ Brother Jamar?new

He's been showcasing the soulful, more organic side of Philly's music scene on Tiffany Bacon's Inner City show on Power 99 for the last six years.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Dirty South Joe  |  08-27-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

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