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CD Review: Jason Collett By Ashley Robbins

Published April 1, 2010 by unknown

Jason Collett
Rat A Tat Tat
4/5

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CD Review: Artist vs Poets

Published April 1, 2010 by kevin elliott

Artist vs. Poet
Favorite Fix
2/5 stars

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Artist vs. Poet: what a weak band name. Anyways,… Continue Reading ›

Nirvana: Live at Reading review (A DVD Review). By Josh Parsons

Published April 1, 2010 by unknown

Nirvana: Live at Reading review
After a painful eighteen year tease Nirvana die-hards can finally
celebrate the long-awaited release of the monolithic set at 1992’s
Reading Festival in… Continue Reading ›

The Runaways Film Review

Published April 1, 2010 by Grace Evans

The Runaways
Starring: Kristen Stewart, Dakota Fanning, Michael Shannon
Directed by: Floria Sigismondi
3/5
In the 1970s Joan Larkin hadn’t yet become Joan Jett, and was just another teenager… Continue Reading ›

FUBAR: Turning The Page

Published April 1, 2010 by Grace Evans

By the beginning of every summer, as soon as I’ve written my last exam, I have a tall stack of books and a reading list… Continue Reading ›

Slowly Downward: A Collection of Miserable Stories

Published April 1, 2010 by unknown

Slowly Downward: A Collection of Miserable Stories
By Stanley Donwood
Underneath Radiohead’s universal reputation as one of the most prominent and most influential bands of all time,… Continue Reading ›

Bowie In Berlin: A New Career In A New Town (A Book Review)

Published April 1, 2010 by Myles Herod

Bowie In Berlin: A New Career In A New Town
By: Thomas Jerome Seabrook
Everyone knows the David Bowie of the early 70s, an androgynous alien who… Continue Reading ›

CD Review: Jay Malinowski By Dan Hawie

Published April 1, 2010 by unknown

Jay Malinowski
Bright Lights & Bruises
3/5

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Greenberg (A Film Review)

Published April 1, 2010 by Myles Herod

4 ½ out of 5

Noah Baumbach’s Greenberg is a triumph of perceptive wit and squandered dreams. It is of a specific time and place, focusing on characters so acutely drawn it’s scary how authentic it feels.

CD Review: She And Him By Aaron Joo

Published April 1, 2010 by unknown

She & Him
Volume Two
4/5 stars

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Volume Two, as appropriately titled, should be listened to… Continue Reading ›