Cole Haddon

Forgive Durden, Atreyu, and Other Band Names Stolen from Pop Culture

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Mad for Madeleine

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Chuck D on Barack Obama and “Fight the Power”

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Joshua Radin Returns to His Indie Roots

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I Set My Friends on Fire and Other Bands You Don’t Want to Hang Out With

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How to Survive an Economic Crisis Without Sacrificing Your Love of Music

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Taylor Swift, Al Barr, and More Reflect on Songs to Be Thankful for

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Coldplay Singer Chris Martin Is Married to Gwyneth Paltrow, but We Want to Know Who Wears the Pants

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The Name Game

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Forgive Durden, Atreyu, and Other Band Names Stolen from Pop Culture

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Hushed Heroes

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Forgotten Neil Diamond Covers

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Panic at the Disco, Death Cab for Cutie, and the Other Worst Interviews Ever

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Critic's Notebook

The Rocket Summer

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The John Butler Trio

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The worst jobs in rock

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Is Dave Matthews the ultimate cock blocker?

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Linkin Park’s Projekt Revolution helps Chris Cornell find nostalgia and camaraderie

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Toby Keith seeks blue-collar cred to net him white-collar cash

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Common raps about his film career and upcoming album Invincible Summer

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Let freedom rock: Ten musical moments that shaped who we are as a country

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Rising Sand collaborators Plant and Krauss inspire a game of musical pairs

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