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Issue: March 20, 2008

Page: 3

55 stories found - 41 through 55

41. Listen Up

Greg Laswell

By Joe Golfen Published: March 20, 2008

After scoring a couple of songs on TV shows like Smallville and One Tree Hill (and briefly frolicking with Mandy Moore), one would think Greg Laswell might be a pretty...
42. Listen Up

Guilty Simpson

By Dominic Umile Published: March 20, 2008

Ode to the Ghetto is Guilty Simpson's debut LP, but independent hip-hop heads will be familiar with the cocksure delivery from this Detroit-raised affiliate of the late J...
43. Listen Up

Times New Viking

By Michael Gallucci Published: March 20, 2008

Times New Viking takes a cue from fellow Ohioans Guided by Voices, recording its fuzzy indie rock under a thick gauze of guitar noise. There's little to no production on the...
44. Locals Only

Sectas

By Niki D'Andrea Published: March 20, 2008

There are some sort of natural bridges among prog rock, thrash and heavy metal, and grunge, and Phoenix trio Sectas attempts to cross them. The band's latest album, Voices of...
45. Live Wire

Asylum Street Spankers

By Saby Reyes-Kulkarni Published: March 20, 2008

While musicians who play "old time" music tend to be reverent toward bygone traditions, reverence is just about the last thing the Asylum Street Spankers have on their minds....
46. Live Wire

Punk Bunny

By Niki D'Andrea Published: March 20, 2008

Punk Bunny peddles smutty, slutty, über-cheesy ear candy that sticks to orifices like a pink feather boa on a fresh fly strip. But the Hollywood trio's throbbing love...
47. Needle Exchange

The DJ's Guide to the Galaxy

By Benjamin Leatherman Published: March 20, 2008

Your social schedule for this weekend is looking quite barren, and the probability of you scoring with that hottie from that costume party is running about 2:1 against. But...
48. Turntable

Seven nights of DJs and dancing

Published: March 20, 2008

THURSDAY 20 Axis/Radius: Ladies Night (Top 40, rock, dance) Blooze Bar: DJ El Dedo (rockabilly) Bunkhouse: DJ Doom (dance) Casey Jones: Da Gutter...
49. Cafe

Crust to crave and palatable pizza at Humble Pie

By Michele Laudig Published: March 20, 2008

What makes a great pizza? I swear I'm not trying to start World War III by raising the question. Sure, the subject of pizza invites conversation nationwide, but here in the...
50. Film

Taxi to the Dark Side: a look at how and why we torture

By Nick Pinkerton Published: March 20, 2008

At the crosswalk the other day, I noticed something peeking out from the usual pasting of fliers on the light pole in front of me. It looked like an address label. In a...
51. Film

Drillbit Taylor needed Ferrell, Sandler, even Lawrence not Wilson

By Luke Y. Thompson Published: March 20, 2008

Rare is the star vehicle that is as poorly matched to its star as Drillbit Taylor, which casts Owen Wilson as a homeless Army deserter and con man, able to fool people into...
52. Surreal Estate

Tracing the roots of the Yum Yum Tree

By Robrt L. Pela Published: March 20, 2008

I learned to ride a bicycle when I was 34 years old. I don't recall now why I refused to learn as a child, although my father remembers that I thought bike-riding was...
53. Art

"Masterpiece Replayed: Monet, Matisse and More" anything but a blockbuster

By Kathleen Vanesian Published: March 20, 2008

"Eleven French Artists. One Revolutionary Event," screams the headline for Phoenix Art Museum's self-proclaimed blockbuster, "Masterpiece Replayed: Monet, Matisse & More."...
54. Art Scene

Current art shows, exhibitions and installations

By Lilia Menconi Published: March 20, 2008

Walter Martin and Paloma Muñoz at Bentley Gallery: Think of snow globes and you're reminded of second-rate antique stores, Grandma's creepy attic, and tourist gift...
55. Game On

In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the combat turns cuddly

By Chris Ward Published: March 20, 2008

Sometimes it's the terrible ideas — say, a TV show about nothing, or stirring corn into your mashed potatoes — that turn out to be genius. Super Smash Bros....