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Album Reviews
Album Review: Sleater-Kinney Dance as the World Collapses on The Center Won’t Hold
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Album Review: Ride Return to Full-Blown Shoegaze on This Is Not a Safe Place
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Album Review: Oh Sees Push Experimental Tendencies to New Heights on Face Stabber
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Album Review: Sheer Mag Answer A Distant Call with Expected Fervor
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Album Review: Killswitch Engage Unleash Fury and Emotion on Atonement
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Film Reviews
Film Review: Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus Proves A Successful Alien Invasion Into Nostalgia Culture
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Film Review: Where’d You Go Bernadette? Is An Uncreative Movie About Creativity
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Film Review: 47 Meters Down: Uncaged Delivers Non-Stop, Anxiety-Inducing Terror
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Film Review: Good Boys Is More Than Just Middle-Schoolers Cursing
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Film Review: Blinded by the Light Is a Giddy Celebration of Love, Youth, and Bruce Springsteen
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Videos
Juliet Simms on Her New Album and the Need For More Women in Heavy Music
Mark Lanegan on Somebody’s Knocking, Queens of the Stone Age Memories, and Screaming Trees Legacy
Bert McCracken of The Used on New Music and Making Shorter Songs
Amigo the Devil on Acoustic Circle Pits, Rocking with Brad Wilk, and Embracing the Macabre
