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

Avant-garde saxophonist David S. Ware and his quartet represent a new breed of jazz players whose notes will reverberate into

Somewhere between acquiring a broader musical palette and bouts of Oscar madness, Elliott Smith has become an unlikely pop star.

Lisa Germano has been a sad, sad girl. Lucky for us, she swings moods, misfortunes and malaise into songs that

Bob Pollard is a rock 'n' roll traditionalist. And music fans are better off because of it. Like baseball, rock

Popcore grows up and out by the San Francisco Bay. By Jamie Kemsey Punk rock wasn't supposed to be like

Karl Wallinger, leader and sole constant of U.K. pop/rock outfit World Party, sees only one flaw in operating his own