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Plainly speaking, the last time Tool put out an album that mattered--and we use that term very loosely--not only was Clinton in the White... More >>
If you were hip to such solid powerhouses as Born Against, Moss Icon, the Great Unraveling and Universal Order of Armageddon, then you'd... More >>
Of all the nationwide changes that the terrorist attacks of September 11 have produced, perhaps none is more surprising or appropriate than... More >>
It's been a long time since the pop-music face of heavy rock and roll--metal and its various offshoots, if you're being picky--was an accurate... More >>
For a guy who had to teach his bad-kid bandmates all the parts of Exile on Main Street--simply because he was the only person who knew... More >>
Despite long-standing relationships with jazz labels such as Blue Note and Verve that stretch back to the mid-1950s and early 1960s... More >>
After her completely solo, home-recorded debut flightsafety and her small-combo/big-sound follow-up Maps of Tacit, former... More >>
Faint electronic beeps sound off in the background, spaced about 15 seconds apart. Their timing is somewhat familiar, but the tone is a little... More >>
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of Cristal, it was the age of imaginary players, it was the epoch of... More >>
Aging, balding curmudgeons who (barely) remember Deep Ellum's musical melting pot in the olden days--when you bought a beer from an upright... More >>
A little over a decade ago, the economic and conservative malaise of the 1980s threatened to push into a new decade's dawn, the 1990s. Nobody... More >>
What a difference a decade makes. After Snoop Dogg first fired up his spliffed-out delivery on Dr. Dre's The Chronic in 1992, he quickly... More >>
Stop the madness, please. It's getting out of hand. Simply because there was an ample well of young-adult disposable income in the latter half of... More >>
With a chameleon as flamboyant as Perry Farrell, it's hard to tell where the performance ends and the person begins. Jane's Addiction spawned fans... More >>
In some small circles, the legends are legion. There was the time Light Bright Highway took off for one uninterrupted two-hour song as... More >>
Once a style has moved from retro through nouveau, is there anything left? It's a valid question for the Black Crowes. The band hangs its... More >>
Detroit makes sublime, no-frills rock bands the way Mexico distills tequila: It goes down smooth but has a wicked kick. We're not referring to... More >>
Soul brothers can't win for losing. While sisters can share the throne--there seems to be plenty of room at the top for Erykah Badu, Lauryn... More >>
For no small portion of North Texas music fans, the sound is unmistakable. The soulful electric piano runs, the swinging hi-hat rustle, the... More >>
Being blessed an alt-country songstress must be as endlessly tiresome as being Cher's plastic surgeon. You have to compete with gusto as... More >>
Some things never go out of style, and if the recent fracas stirred up by the "how to prepare a kitty" mpeg on the Internet is any indication,... More >>
Snuggled into a desert overlooking the edge of the Pacific, Los Angeles' very existence flaunts in the face of reason. As the longtime home of... More >>
A snare-cymbal clash fades in to join two guitars--one a simple bass line, the other a recognizable tone of warm distortion sparked by... More >>
Kool Keith should never worry about finding his niche in a hip-hop world obsessed with marketing and gimmicks, because he's got the market... More >>
To your average rock-and-roll fan there is no discernible difference between the Backstreet Boys and 'N Sync--or any other teen-pop outfit for... More >>
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