FCS North
Expresses the Inexpressible
What's the sound of "six girls
simultaneously urinating over scattered shrubbery
awash in moonlight?" Find out in this CD review by Reed
Jackson
The Black Sounds
Which Make Art a Power, Not a Construct
Reed
Jackson reviews The Ice in Me, the new
cd from Enemymine
Abstract
Confessions, Concrete
Dreamscapes
Dave Liljengren reviews the new CD from Tagging
Satellites
Getting In Tune
Steve
Stav reviews a brand-new Who tribute album
Our Little Polly
Jean is in Love
Or
at least she’s made an album as though she
were. Norm Elrod reviews PJ Harvey's
Stories From
The City, Stories From The Sea
Most Artists
Would Kill for a Single Moment of Transcendence
U2 has managed three albums worth. Norm
Elrod reviews U2's All That You
Can't Leave Behind
Trimmed Down Fat
Beats Handcuffed to Wheels of Steel
"Fatboy Slim excels most
when he brings it, and brings it hard" -
Norm Elrod reviews Halfway
Between The Gutter And The Stars
Bring The
New Noise
New releases by Radiohead,
Madonna, Shellac,
Godspeed You Black Emperor, and The
Posies are reviewed and
reviled by Michael Hukin
The Prom: Bring a
Date
Shane Berry reviews In This
Way They Found Me, a new disc from
Seattle band, The Prom
Notes from
Underworld
"Any
band that can capture their show on tape isn't a
very good live band," says Norm
Elrod in this CD review
Rock and Roll is
Not About Jennifer Lopez and Her Ass. Or Is It?
Charles Redell reviews Iron Maiden live
in Seattle
Jets to Brazil: My
Self-Inflicted Ass-Whupping
Thousands
watch in astonished horror as Les Thomas
kicks his own ass!
Almost Lester
Bangs:
Cameron Crowe, Almost Famous
& The Birth of Uncool, by Claude Iosso
The Helio Sequence
Doesn't Suck
Then
again, they're not yet the next Radiohead
either. A Com Plex CD Review by Norm
Elrod
Eminem: Don’t
Believe the Hype
Eminem’s
new album proves that his relevance goes way
beyond being a thorn in the side of propriety, by Kimberly Reyes
The Rock'n Roll Lifestyle
Silkworm's Lifestyle
illustrates the evolution of some indie rock
veterans, says Norm Elrod in
this CD Review
Prince Harvey
Revises King James
Reef
Valmont reviews King James
Version, the new CD from Harvey Danger
It's an Election
Year and The Presidents are Back!
And
this time they're Freaked Out and
Small, in this CD review by Sal
Garro
Far From the
Paisley Underground
Tim
Midgett sets the record straight about
80s LA neo-psychedelics, True West,
in $2.99 Wax
Necessities
Whoever That
Girl is: You Rock!!!
Les Thomas reports on all the Endfest
2k action, complete with stunning
action pix!
Is This The
Big Record for Belle &
Sebastian?
Jason Thornberry reviews Fold Your
Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant
In Name and Blood
and Gore and Mayhem
David
Mills reviews the latest rampage from
the Murder City
Devils
"I Can Be
Demure Like Girls Who Are Soft For Boys"
Kat Jetson reviews Sleater-Kinney's
All Hands on
the Bad One
A WHORE JUST
LIKE THE REST
Tim Midgett
reviews a new collection of essays by legendary
rock critic, Richard Meltzer
Modest Mouse
Triumphs on the Moon
Modest Mouse's "isolationist,
sometimes apocalyptic view of the world is as
weird as ever," on their fine new CD, The Moon and
Antarctica
The Underground is No
Longer the Underground
Michael Hukin reviews Survival Sickness by
The (International)
Noise Conspiracy
Failing the Punk Rock
History Test
Rod Moody reviews Hangnail
From the New
Nation of Long Shadows
Matthew
Parker reviews the new CD from Voyager One
The Makers: Rock
Star Gods
The
Makers celebrate the release of a larger
than life album with a star-studded gala at the
Crocodile, in this live review by
David Mills
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