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 Everett True

Riot Grrrl – the collected interviews

Riot Grrrl is a myriad of contradictions. And that’s to the good.

 Scott Creney

American cities with thriving music scenes in 1984 overlooked by Huey Lewis & The News in their #1 US Pop Hit ‘The Heart Of Rock And Roll’

Forgetting Minneapolis? The year of Purple Rain, Let It Be, and Zen Arcade? Inexcusable.

 Everett True

Nirvana’s Nevermind, 20 Years Ago

It’s taken me nearly two decades to admit to liking Nevermind in public again. In celebration, I’ve decided to reprint my original review.

 Tom Randall

Shabazz Palaces – Black Up (Sub Pop)

I gave it name. “Oblique hip-hop”: angular but open, unkinked but unlinked

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Handsome Furs — Sound Kapital (Sub Pop)

Oh, shit, I’m sorry man, my mouth tends to run a bit when I’ve been drinking.

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Pen Tip Rips – 6: Washed Out

By Sleevie Nicks

 Everett True

the song that changed my life

Sub Pop even released my version as a seven-inch, the worst-selling on the label

 Joseph

Washed Out: the focus group response review

I like that I can delete this from my iTunes and not miss it later.

 Scott Creney

Washed Out – Within And Without (Sub Pop)

Music to make out to, I suppose. A collegiate version of Norah Jones.

 Everett True

REVIEWED IN PICTURES Fleet Foxes – Helplessness Blues (Sub Pop)

by Everett True P.S. For those who prefer their reviews composed in a more traditional way, you can find a fine review by Scott Creney here.