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You should never actually speak to -- let alone interview -- your favorite band.

The Village Voice | Rob Harvilla | 07-19-2006 | Music

In a world of disappearing all-female bands, Erase Errata turn in their strongest recording to date.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Kimberly Chun | 07-19-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Camera Obscura are delighted to be unhappy.

Seattle Weekly | Rachel Shimp | 07-19-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Charles Gayle went from saxophone prophet to piano-playing frontiersman.

Philadelphia City Paper | Shaun Brady | 07-18-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Devendra Banhart curates a five day avant-folk festival.

L.A. Alternative | Lesley Bargar | 07-18-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Peaches thinks stereotypes are the pits.

Westword | Michael Roberts | 07-18-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Life is a highway for Action Action.

New Times Broward-Palm Beach | Jason Budjinski | 07-18-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Oakland rapper Azeem recycles his pointed lyrics for his new play Rude Boy.

East Bay Express | Eric K. Arnold | 07-17-2006 | Music

Neither cancer nor tour burnout can stop Jack's Mannequin.

Riverfront Times | Julie Seabaugh | 07-17-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

If you're surprised to hear Nelly Furtado rapping, well, you're not alone.

Illinois Times | Marissa Monson | 07-17-2006 | Music