Subject: Soft Cell

• CD Review: Britney Spears -- Blackout

  November 16, 2007

• Night+Day

  June 14, 1995

• That's Rebotini, Not Robot-ini

  February 4, 2009

• Magnetic Fields

  January 16, 2008

• BeatBox

  Diplo teaches dancefloors new Hollertron-icks; the EndUp turns 31; rapper Nas makes a rare live appearance

  November 10, 2004

• Sex, Lies, and Audiotape

  Jeff Fare and the Paradise Boys may be S.F.'s best hope for electro-rock success

  January 28, 2004

• House of Tudor

  May 7, 2003

• House of Tudor

  Japanese ukulele ladies, a Canadian electro androgyne, and Iraq's most popular singer

  March 5, 2003

• House of Tudor

  Modern-day torch songs, synth-pop sleaze, and Central Asian electro hybrids

  December 4, 2002

• House of Tudor

  September 18, 2002

• Back to the Future

  May 1, 2002

• The 6ths

  Hyacinths and Thistles (Merge)

  November 1, 2000

• The Golden Spike

  Actor and rock video director Spike Jonze's Being John Malkovich is an odd masterpiece. So why is Jonze scared of his own shadow?

  November 3, 1999

• Recordings

  February 19, 1997

• Night Crawler

  December 13, 1995

• Halloween Clips: The Ten Scariest Music Videos of All Time

  1. Alice Cooper - "Welcome To My Nightmare"You can't have Halloween without Alice Cooper. From his decapitation-happy live shows to his self-mocking sense of humor, he's rock's king demon. (Sorry, Marilyn--we know how hard you try.) But was Cooper ever better than when accompanied by the Muppets? 2. Cannibal Corpse - "Death Walking Terror"Cannibal Corpse sometimes takes its gore-besotted schtick so far over the top that it becomes comical. We suspect that's why Jim Carrey put the band in the

  October 29, 2009