Rollins Band
Interview by Tom Minarchick
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Soul Brains
Interview by Tom Minarchick
Best Boy Electric
Songs of Latitude and Longitude (Grand Theft Autumn). Review by Tom Minarchick
3d5spd
_Tracking the Hydroplane_Review by Tom Minarchick
Scott Ritcher
11 Song CD (Initial). Review by Tom Minarchick
At the Price of the Union
The Mechanics of Wind EP (Buddy System). Review by Tom Minarchick
By A Thread
Last of the Daydreams (Revelation). Review by Tom Minarchick
Reggie and the Full Effect
Greatest Hits 84-87 (Second Nature). Review by Tom Minarchick
DBS
Some Boys Got It, Most Men Don’t (New Disorder). Review by Tom Minarchick
The Casket Lottery
Choose Bronze (Second Nature). Review by Tom Minarchick
El Guapo
The Phenomenon of Renewal (Resin). Review by Tom Minarchick
The French Kicks
The French Kicks (My Pal God). Review by Tom Minarchick
Emperor Penguin
Extreme Gaming (My Pal God). Review by Tom Minarchick
Insidious
Noon In June (404). Review by Tom Minarchick
Paris, Texas
So, You Think It’s Hot Here? (Polyvinyl). Review by Tom Minarchick
Somerset
_Somerset_Review by Tom Minarchick
The Jazz June
Breakdance Suburbia (Initial). Review by Tom Minarchick
Telegraph Melts Ilium
Telegraph Melts Ilium (Absolutely Kosher). Review by Tom Minarchick
Kill The Messenger
All the Angels Crash and Burn (Indecision). Review by Tom Minarchick
Kilowatt Hours
All Things Regarding EP (Temporary Residence Limited). Review by Tom Minarchick
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