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Issue: July 9, 2009

Page: 3

54 stories found - 41 through 54

41. Shrapnel

Jenny Lewis Heads Into the Limelight

By Andrew Clayman Published: July 9, 2009

It's been over a decade since Jenny Lewis quit her acting career to pursue music full time. Nonetheless, the sultry redhead's child-star past has remained an endless topic of...
42. Shrapnel

George Jones: A National Treasure

By Chris Hansen Orf Published: July 9, 2009

That voice. Country-rock icon Gram Parsons called him "The King of Broken Hearts" and routinely wept onstage while covering "She Once Lived Here" with The Flying Burrito...
43. Listen Up

Discovery

By Michael Lopez Published: July 9, 2009

"Orange Shirt," the first track off the debut album LP from indie electro-pop duo Discovery, sums up perfectly the funky electro-pop sound the band is striving to achieve. DIY...
44. Live Wire

Son Volt

By Brian Bardwell Published: July 9, 2009

Jay Farrar's Summerteeth sucked. When the Son Volt frontman — once a member of Uncle Tupelo with Wilco's Jeff Tweedy — tried to branch out from Americana with...
45. Live Wire

Rise Against, & Rancid

By Brian Bardwell Published: July 9, 2009

As a well-adjusted 28-year-old man, I'm not really the kind of guy who listens to Rise Against. Luckily, my little brother is. You know the type: Well into his 20s, he still...
46. Live Wire

Ziggy Marley

By Kelly Wilson Published: July 9, 2009

Put away the ganja: Four-time Grammy winner Ziggy Marley, son of Bob Marley, is making his latest U.S. tour family-friendly. Touring in support of Family Time (released in...
47. Live Wire

Dredg/Torche

By Craig Outhier Published: July 9, 2009

No one will ever accuse dredg of under-thinking their shit. Formed in 1993, the darlings of California's modern prog-rock movement have nurtured a reputation for trippy...
48. Live Wire

Kepi Ghoulie

By Craig Outhier Published: July 9, 2009

Like a brain-starved corpse from one of the classic zombie flicks he loves, Kepi Ghoulie has risen from the dead. Admittedly, the founding member of the Groovie Ghoulies is...
49. Needle Exchange

A-Trak

By Benjamin Leatherman Published: July 9, 2009

In the pantheon of superstar DJs, A-Trak is decidedly A-list. Kidrobot just released a vinyl figure dedicated to the 27-year-old's likeness (albeit as an anthropomorphized...
50. Turntable

Seven Nights of DJs & Dancing

Published: July 9, 2009

THURSDAY 9 AZ/88: Mark V (rare groove, trip-hop) Bikini Lounge: INTOXICA! with DJ HFE (blues, R&B, rock, rarities, vintage) Bobby Q's: All-Star Thursdays...
51. Cafe

Avalon Tantalizes Heat-Stricken Foodies with Coastal Cuisine

By Michele Laudig Published: July 9, 2009

You can't crank your A/C hard enough. The pool feels like a warm bath. Fido won't walk on a sizzling sidewalk. And on top of all that, you're having a month of bad hair days....
52. Film

Brüno: Sacha Baron Cohens in Queerface, but Whats His Real Target?

By J. Hoberman Published: July 9, 2009

"Heterosexuals can't understand camp because everything they do is camp," opined an associate of the old Playhouse of the Ridiculous, a New York theater known for its...
53. Film

The Hurt Locker Is a Ticking Time Bomb as Unconventional as the Warfare It Depicts

By Scott Foundas Published: July 9, 2009

Kathryn Bigelow's Iraq War drama The Hurt Locker is a full-throttle body shock of a movie. It gets inside you like a virus, puts your nerves in a blender, and twists your guts...
54. Stage

Doubt, a Parable; Rabbit Hole; and Nearly Naked Take Home the Hardware in This Years Robbie Awards

By Robrt L. Pela Published: July 9, 2009

You are seated, for the sixth consecutive year, in an imaginary auditorium, where the sound of rustling programs and impatiently shuffling feet suggest that the doling out of...