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Frank Black: Odd Ball

Frank Black: Odd Ball

Former Pixie and long-standing master of the obtuse, Frank Black evinces a small change by taking rock ‘n’ roll head-on.
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Stephen Malkmus: Being Stephen Malkmus

Stephen Malkmus: Being Stephen Malkmus

“I’m not what you think I am,” declares Stephen Malkmus on his post-Pavement solo debut. No, he’s not really Yul
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Elliott Smith: Emotional Rescue

Elliott Smith: Emotional Rescue

If it’s true that only love can break your heart and that only a love song can help to mend
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Steve Earle: Runnin' Down A Dream

Steve Earle: Runnin’ Down A Dream

Chased and cornered by his demons six years ago, Steve Earle is now almost impossible to pin down, MAGNET hits
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Daevid Allen: Magical History Tour

Daevid Allen: Magical History Tour

For three decades, Daevid Allen has cast eccentric spells on prog rock, conjuring flying teapots and pothead pixies with such
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Bright Eyes: Manic Expression

Bright Eyes: Manic Expression

“I get letters from people,” says Conor Oberst, the manically charged focal point of Omaha, Neb.’s Bright Eyes. “Yeah, they’re
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John Martyn: Departures And Revivals

John Martyn: Departures And Revivals

John Martyn is too tough to be the folk singer you remember from the ‘60s. Enduring several storied decades of
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Mudhoney: Where Have All The Good Times Gone?

Mudhoney: Where Have All The Good Times Gone?

In the decade that's passed since Mudhoney emerged as the Seattle beer barons of garage swing, grunge has shot through
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