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2003 Stories by Joy Hepp

• GFB The Movement

  published November 27, 2003

  Unless you have an abnormal need for drink coasters, the demo CD is usually the music journalist's worst nightmare. But every once in a while... More >>

• Stereolab

  published October 30, 2003

  Printed in teeny, tiny lettering on the back of challenging Franco-Anglo ensemble Stereolab's new EP Instant O in the Universe are the... More >>

• Billy Idol

  published September 25, 2003

  Billy Idol has a cult following. Ironic, eh? One quick run-through of his Web site documents a wide range of praise from his fervent... More >>

• Adam Green

  published July 31, 2003

  While Adam Green's counterpart in the très cool Moldy Peaches, Kimya Dawson, has taken a more serious route in her solo career,... More >>

• Divan Intervention

  published July 24, 2003

  The middle of a scorching summer seems like the worst possible time to open a coffee shop and art space. Especially since, restricted by anal... More >>

• Fiction Plane

  published March 27, 2003

  My dad sells coffee for a living. Joe Sumner's dad just played halftime at the Super Bowl. My dad goes to church every Sunday. Joe Sumner's dad... More >>

• Exploring Bob

  published March 20, 2003

  Bob Hoag loves to rip on Nickelback. "They suck!" shouts Hoag, high-profile Valley producer, musician and Technicolor oddball. He whips off... More >>

• By the Numbers

  published January 30, 2003

  "Hi, I'm Wes and I'm a musician," says Wes Durham, the twentysomething bass player from local punk band Sixth Year Senior. He is seated among... More >>

• Rasputina

  published January 23, 2003

  I read The Catcher in the Rye about seven times before I realized that it depicted Holden Caulfield's spiral into depression. Initially, I... More >>