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The Game rose to fame with help from Dr. Dre, who godfathered 2005's The Documentary, a smash that featured cameos by 50 Cent. But a feud... More >>
Phish lovers and Phish haters will react differently to Colorado '88 (available at More >>
Cleverness can turn unctuous at any given moment, which makes Greg "Soapy Argyle" Hill's decision to build a band on that quality seem dangerous... More >>
The thinking-man's-metal tag that hangs on Isis seems bad for business, but guitarist/vocalist Aaron Turner and his comrades don't appear to mind.... More >>
"I don't think we're anybody's second-favorite band," says Chris Carrabba, the emo dreamboat who sits behind the wheel of Dashboard... More >>
Even before Gym Class Heroes frontman Travis McCoy joined a band, women were lining up to show him body parts they usually keep under... More >>
Gerard Way offers his critics plenty to ridicule on the latest MCR CD, including unbridled theatricality, more classic-rock nods than even Lenny... More >>
No one's more British than Damon Gough, which may explain why he hasn't broken through in the States. If his brilliant score for the Hugh Grant... More >>
The music on Januar's latest can be hazy, indistinct, and difficult to pin down and that's generally a good thing. Rather than present... More >>
At the outset of her latest disc, the other J.J. from Good Times giggles after saying, "I've uncovered a lot in my 20 years." Such overt... More >>
At first blush, gogoLab seems like pure shtick an opportunity for keyboardist Eric Moon, bassist Bijoux Barbosa, and drummer Brian McRae to... More >>
The music industry has a lot in common with the average automobile plant. Lots can go wrong, but when everything's operating at peak efficiency,... More >>
Some listeners adore them, and some abhor them but none can credibly deny that the Strokes have had a significant impact on this... More >>
On 2004's Consider the Birds, Wovenhand's David Eugene Edwards made the Old Testament new again via lyrics that doubled as fierce and... More >>
The Hi-Beams' take on twang is decidedly retro. Halden Wofford has that high-and-lonesome vocal sound down cold, and instrumentalists such as... More >>
Oh, to be Dave Navarro. Shortly after announcing his split from the famously pneumatic Carmen Electra, Navarro was reportedly keeping company with... More >>
White Whale doesn't quite qualify as an indie supergroup, but members of the combo have some noteworthy credentials: Guitarist/vocalist Matt Suggs... More >>
On the de facto title track of Ten Tiers' latest, group leader Jonathan Tiersten sings about slipping "into the comforts of drunkenness"... More >>
Golden Smog, a group featuring moonlighters from several rock and roots combos, has lingered for a long time, particularly by side-project... More >>
Over the past year, the Radiators have received more national and international exposure than at any point since their late-'70s launch... More >>
Tom Petty is perpetually underrated. He debuted too late in pop music's historical continuum to seem deserving of full classic-rocker status... More >>
Don't limit BaSheBa Earth by calling her a rapper. The woman born Portia Davis is also a fashion designer and a performance artist, not to mention... More >>
The video for "Ready to Fall," the lead single from Rise Against's latest salvo, is like a punk-rock version of Al Gore's An Inconvenient... More >>
For those of you tired of the paint-by-numbers approach employed by too many emo bands, here's some good news: An increasing number of them find... More >>
These days, few performers are capable of crafting long-lasting careers but producers like Tim "Timbaland" Mosley are another story. More... More >>
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