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Buckcherry Celebrate their Self-titled Debut’s 25th Anniversary – News

May 2, 2024

Buckcherry’s debut album turns 25. Released April 6, 1999 by DreamWorks, “Lit Up,” “For the Movies,” “Dead Again,” and “Check Your Head” were the singles.

The All-American Rejects – Interview

March 8, 2004

An Interview with vocalist/bassist Tyson Ritter and guitarist/keyboardist Nick Wheeler

Rufus Wainwright – Want One – Interview

February 23, 2004

An interview with Rufus Wainwright

Leaves – Breath – Review

February 2, 2004

Sound a helluva lot more British than Icelandic. Copying countrymen Sigur Rós would’ve been a lot more interesting than the pseudo-Coldplay at work here.

Ours – Precious – Review

June 13, 2003

I hate to use the word “disappointed,” but nothing better sums up my feelings about Precious. Pick up Distorted Lullabies if you want to be truly moved.

Sparta – Wiretap Scars – Review

January 3, 2003

Sparta has emerged from At The Drive-In’s cocoon soaring like a butterfly, its melodic wings tinged with bitter poetry and howling whirlwinds.

Halfcocked – The Last Star – Review

April 12, 2002

Halfcocked use AC/DC to explain why they write stripped-down, predictable, (cliché-)pounding rock songs. But they look cool in the latest glammy/trashy fashion.

Jimmy Eat World – Bleed American – Review

February 22, 2002

The truth is that Bleed American just isn’t that good. How did a band as untouchable as Jimmy Eat World create something as bland and mundane as this?

Ours – Distorted Lullabies – Review

February 22, 2002

The subtle violence of Muse, which reminds me of the early Radiohead material that soared dizzily and plummeted sickeningly, leaving you spent and amazed.

Rufus Wainwright – Poses – Review

June 3, 2001

All the child-prodigy, gay man opera-made-pop spiel aside, how do you analyze someone as musically vibrant and flamboyant as Rufus Wainwright?