I had no business dating my husband when I did. I was coming off a long stretch of crazy with a different guy–and I was feeling pent up and rebellious. But he was up for it, so…

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The recent release of OOIOO’s sixth studio album Armonico Hewa represents fresh evidence, if anybody needs it, that Yoshimi P-We’s all-woman noise outfit is more than a Boredoms side project.

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Join us as we tinker with some of the key moments in the history of rock and roll and detail what could have been had what actually happened never happened at all.

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The recent news that the brothers Gallagher had severed ties, yet again, got this reviewer to thinking about the time when Oasis was known for more than just bickering and onstage meltdowns.

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Daylight savings is done. The temperatures are getting colder. What better way to prepare for the winter blues than taking in 13 (not so bright) songs about the sun.

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Album Review

Weezer: Raditude

By JBev
November 5th, 2009

On Raditude, Weezer attempts to stuff the entire album with possible singles. It’s never dull, but often shallow.

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It’s been a long time since I listened to, watched, or bathed in the bodily secretions of GWAR. Yet it’s hard to forget the ultra-theatrical, uber-juvenile, wet-and-splashy antics of the band that called KISS’s showmanship and raised it by multiple decapitations and several buckets of blood.

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Radiohead’s Kid A has always invoked the sharpest mental images. When the falling keys of “Everything in its Right Place” blends with Thom Yorke’s garbled lyrics to begin the album, I cannot help but picture a boat harboring an unexplored continent, a shore land expedition/coastal invasion, and the good-willed mess that follows.

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