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Revolution
Jun 2011 | vol 8
| Title | Type | author | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| The End of the Sexual RevolutionRihanna, Ke$ha, Lady Gaga, and the calculated marketing of sexual violence in pop music. | Feature | Adam Caress | 19 |
| Feature Interview - The WandasSitting down with the up-and-coming indie rockers to discuss record labels, touring, and how to make it in the new music business. | Feature | Adam Caress | 1 |
| Artist In Residence - June 2011 - The WandasDetermined to bring back the musicality and work ethic of the 1960s & 70s, The Wandas cut their teeth on their last album, New Wave Blues, then self released the LP and backed it up with a year and a half of touring in their 20 year old 30 foot RV that doubled as their home for the near 2 year road stint. Spanning 40 U.S. states and 200+ shows, The Wandas grew their fan base from the ground up; one brick at a time. From DIY basement shows to theaters, they left no potential fan untouched. | Artist In Residence | The Mule | 1 |
| Reclaiming SubstanceOr Why I De-Facebooked Myself | Column | Chris Madin | 0 |
| Mule Comics - The SeptemberistsNew Septemberists album out now. | Column | Bellyache Press | 1 |
| Revolution #9The hops heard round the world. | Column | Dharma Sawyer | 3 |
| Okkervil River - I Am Very FarPhil Spector meets The Smiths on this inspired but inconsistent effort | Review | Adam Caress | 0 |
| Bon Iver - Bon Iver, Bon IverIt’s not often I hear an album I know I’ll still be going back to twenty years from now. | Review | Josh Caress | 1 |
| Death Cab For Cutie - Codes and Keys"I’m swallowed in sound as it echoes through me and I’m moved." | Review | Maeghan Ouimet | 2 |
| My Morning Jacket - CircuitalMMJ radiates the gold | Review | Nate Gowtham | 0 |
| The National - The NationalCharming, relatable and memorable is the lumbering, blubbering barroom stumble of this debut. | Review | Andrew Lane-Lawless | 1 |
| Chubby Checker - Chequered! A New RevelationA haunted album, rife with ghosts of the man who brought us the Twist. | Review | Delaney Britt Brewer | 0 |
| Ten Songs that Revolutionized Rock | Filter | Adam Caress | 0 |
| David Foster Wallace - The Pale King | Filter | Philip Francis | 1 |
