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Sympathetic Sounds of Detroit (Sympathy for the Record Industry)
By Jennifer Maerz
A recent Entertainment Weekly article on Detroit's garage rock revival hinted that the Motor City might be the ever elusive "next Seattle." If it does get slobbered on by the...
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Pink & Brown reconfigures rock with colorful costumes, propulsive punk tunes, and a few broken bones
By Jennifer Maerz
Over the decades, there's been a virtual carnival of punks happy to give staid rock 'n' roll a swift, steel-toed kick in the side. The more methodical rock becomes, the more...
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The Briefs launch undie-wetting punk pop
By Jennifer Maerz
God save the Briefs. Like all the Sex Pistols/Ramones worshippers before it, the band does nothing to reinvent old-school punk; unlike the other misfits, however, the Briefs do...
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The Black Rebel Motorcycle Club rides roughshod over today's guitar gods
By Jennifer Maerz
Whatever happened to reverb that shoots through your veins and widens your pupils like a drug? Whatever happened to moody vocals and drooping bass lines that leave trails...
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The Pattern was supposed to be a summer vacation -- but it's ended up being a full-time job
By Jennifer Maerz
When did rock 'n' roll get so serious? The members of Radiohead act like they have a tougher time making music than Nietzsche did explaining human existence, while emo-punk...
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Tanning Salon/Biblical Proportions (Man's Ruin)
By Jennifer Maerz
There's something about good Southern bands that fans the flames of rock 'n' roll like gasoline on a campfire. Think ZZ Top's "La Grange," think Lynyrd Skynyrd, think slow,...
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The Teaches of Peaches (Kitty-Yo)
By Jennifer Maerz
There are plenty of horny chicks who fantasize about getting onstage and grabbing an audience by the balls. But you'll find only one who styles her hair in an '80s porn star...
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