Making a Scene
Various Artists (Temperamental). Review by Kurt Channing
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Of Montreal
The Gay Parade (Bar/None). Review by Kurt Channing
Pantychrist
Pantychrist (Seeland). Review by Kurt Channing
Elf Power
A Dream In Sound (Elephant Six/Arena Rock). Review by Kurt Channing
Kleenexgirlwonder
Kleenexgirlwonder (March). Review by Kurt Channing
The Causey Way
WWCD (Put It On A Cracker). Review by Kurt Channing
The Lonesome Organist
Cavalcade (Thrill Jockey). Review by Kurt Channing
Ill Ease
Circle Line Tours (Smilex). Review by Kurt Channing
Pop Romantique
Various Francophiles (March). Review by Kurt Channing
Throwing Nickels
A CCR Tribute (Urinine). Review by Kurt Channing
Velocette
Fourfold Remedy (Wiiija/Beggars Banquet). Review by Kurt Channing
Country Teasers
Destroy All Human Life (Fat Possum/Epitaph). Review by Kurt Channing
Black 47
Live In New York City (Gadfly). Review by Kurt Channing
The Culinaries
Event Review by Kurt Channing
Strawberry Presents
Strawberry Presents (Nocturnal). Review by Kurt Channing
The Lothars
Meet The Lothars (Camera Obscura/Wobbly Music). Review by Kurt Channing
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f (Ojet). Review by Kurt Channing
The New Rising Sons
The New Rising Sons (GrapeOS). Review by Kurt Channing
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Column by Kurt Channing
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