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• Rolling Stone Oldham: Talented, Insulting, Outrageous

  by Keith Altham•July 23, 2008•Comments (0)

  Andrew Oldham is egotistical, talented, insulting, outrageous, and likeable almost in spite of himself. He manages the world's number two group, owns his own record company, produces discs, writes songs, sleeve notes, and poetry, and publishes the Beach Boys' music in Britain. In the hip vocabulary of pop music they say he is "happening." Perhaps Mama Cass stressed (read more)

• Camper Van Beethoven, Fleet Foxes, Mos Def...

  by C!-Team•July 16, 2008•Comments (0)

  Although summer releases are thin, it's the direct opposite for the touring schedule. Loads of bands on the run this summer, especially the holy-crap-best-show-ever Fleet Foxes experience you should be sad to miss. (read more)

• The Heroine Sheiks Return: “We’re Going for the Jugular on Every Song”

  by Andrew Lau•July 16, 2008•Comments (0)

  Along with former Swans/Feotus guitarst Norman Westberg, Heroine Sheiks were originally made up of New York’s seediest looking musicians, and Selberg picked up where he left off by using unwanted songs from the Cows’ waning days for the Sheiks’ debut album, 2000’s Rape on the Installment Plan. Audiences looking for Cows Part Two were befuddled by the new group; the previous band’s power (read more)

• Lemonheads: Jangle Pop, Punk Rock, and Pin-up Charm

  by Everett True•July 16, 2008•Comments (0)

  Evan bounds from small classroom to small classroom in a happy haze, occasionally running across an old teacher who advises him to get his hair cut, sometimes stopping to reminisce about where he used to hang out with Jesse, ex-Lemonhead (and now video maker), and chat up babes. Steve Gullick instructs Evan to put his feet up on an old teacher's desk, and the singer complies. (read more)

• Of Great and Mortal Men

  by Matt Gewolb•July 9, 2008•Comments (0)

  But Kiefer, Gerken, and Pitcher are the stars of the show—imparting history lessons and political commentary along with jangling guitars and killer hooks. (read more)

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