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I Love Bombastic Rock Bands — Who’s With Me?
In the summer of 2002, Ryan Schreiber of Pitchfork published his now famous (or famously flawed) review of Andrew W.K.’s I Get Wet. He gave the album a laughable 0.6, and wrote, “This here is about as empty as rock music gets.” Finally, the ultimate voice in taste and opinion on modern music had echoed my thoughts, and validated my opinion. My favorite part of the review was his closing paragraph…
Weezer, Death Cab For Cutie, Guided By Voices to play inaugural Bunbury Music Festival
Jane’s Addiction, Dan Deacon, and Jukebox the Ghost, too.
Live Review: The Darkness, Foxy Shazam at Chicago’s Metro (2/11)
The Darkness show that the years have not changed the rock.
Album Review: Foxy Shazam – The Church of Rock and Roll
Foxy Shazam is here to have a good time. Won’t you join them?
Meat Puppets, Titus Andronicus, EMA featured on Nevermind covers album
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Free Energy continue touring, Foxy Shazam tag along
Dirty rock band + dirty rock band = Good, clean fun.
Free Energy, Hot Chip, Deadmau5 tapped for Sims 3 soundtrack
More exciting tunes to simulate reality to!
Album Review: Foxy Shazam – Foxy Shazam
In short, Foxy Shazam is trying too hard not to be the band that tries too hard.
Devo, Cake, She & Him added to Forecastle Festival
Umphrey’s McGee, Against Me!, and Grace Potter, too.
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