How the record industry’s ruining your ears, and how Vanessa Hudgens makes that sound fine.
Tag: Vol. 36 No. 1
Issue of Sep. 28 – Oct. 4, 2006
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How to perserveert in indie rock
Bettie Serveert keeps on keeping on, but more quietly now
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Death becomes you
Death in the news; “Nothing but to show you how a king may go a progress through the guts of a beggar.” — Hamlet IV:3
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A panic you can’t flop-sweat out
Panic! at the Disco, short on new songs, wants to get in Motley Crue’s tent.
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Won’t somebody please, please think of the lobbyists?
Foley update: Hastert apologists and lobbyists who want to get back to business.
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Overlooked
The Chicago Cultural Center can’t be overlooked, especially with an upcoming peformance featuring Matmos and So Percussion
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Undoing the conservative nanny state
It’s not the market that decided there would be no NAFTA for doctors.
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Pimp my ride
Jeep claims its new Wrangler Unlimited is the “original vehicle of hip-hop.”
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Summer is a-cumen in!
Music for the change of the seasons. Mine is the sound track to “The Wicker Man,” a collection of pretty songs to set sacrificial bonfires by.
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What an American empire would cost
Niall Ferguson has an idea for increasing American troop levels: round up illegal immigrants, the unemployed, and the prison population.