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April 26, 2001

Interview: Dandy Warhols

By Andy Sywak

Hailing from the quiet, rain-soaked streets of Portland, Oregon, the Dandy Warhols have made their presence felt in the contemporary music scene with their delicious version of indie rock.

April 26, 2001

Interview: The New Deal

By Trey Clark

The New Deal isn't trying to impress you. They just want you to dance.

April 26, 2001

Hip Hop Column: Sound + Vision

By Robotsex

It's hard to keep a good Robotsex down, especially a beautiful, bikini-clad Robotsex.

April 26, 2001

Theater Review: “Collected Stories”

By Lyndsay Farmer

Where is an author allowed to draw inspiration for his story? Are all experiences fair game, or are others' experiences outside that realm?

April 26, 2001

Atmosphere | Lucy Ford | Rhymesayers Entertainment

By Trey Clark

Every once in a long while I hear an album that, upon first listen, I know will be the best album of the year.

April 26, 2001

Bats and Mice | s/t | Lovitt

By DJ FatKid

I feel dirty, sullied, debased, degraded and all around icky. But let me start at the beginning.

April 26, 2001

Sasha Alexander | Dedicated To … | Reprise

By Jenny Cho

Sasha Alexander boasts superstardom in Europe and a nomination for Best International Male Artist at the 1999 MTV Europe Awards.

April 19, 2001

Interview: Propagandhi

By Rebecca Pellman

Artsweek talks with frontman Chris Hannah from the Canadian punk rock band Propagandhi about the new album, politics and death threats.

April 19, 2001

Film Review: “Bridget Jones’s Diary”

By Andy Sywak

Every couple of months it seems a movie comes out featuring “thirtysomething” women looking for that dream guy who has escaped them their whole lives. “Sweet November,” “The Wedding Planner,...

April 19, 2001

Film Review: Memento

By Andy Sywak

At last we have a winner. British director Christopher Nolan has made the first truly great film of the year with “Memento.” An immaculate and challenging tale about a man with severe short-term memory loss w...

April 19, 2001

Straight To Video Classics: “I’m Bout It”

By Trey Clark

Before I begin my praise of a fine film, let me express my apologies for not previously addressing the current, most prevalent form of straight-to-video cinema: gangsta rap star autobiographies starring the rapper as him...

April 19, 2001

Art Review: “Three Women”

By Katherine Spiers

“Three Women,” the new art show at the Women’s Center, is not a trio of overzealous feminists using their paints and canvases to declare why men are devils. These women, Megan Kitchen, Michelle Onstot a...

April 19, 2001

Film Review: “Venus Beauty Institute”

By Patrick Wright

A Tonie Marshall film, “Venus Beauty Institute” is a disappointingly inert film that moves like a tugboat through the emotional slough that is the protagonist’s love life. With little to no capacity for...

April 19, 2001

Jedi Mind Tricks | Violent By Design | Superegular

By Trey Clark

Conspiracy theories have been a common theme among hip hop artists and their songs since the days of Melle Mel, but the trend reached its apex during the independent upsurge of 1997. Everyone had an opinion on Area 51, f...

April 19, 2001

Kings of Convenience | Quiet is the New Loud | Astralwerks

By Andy Sywak

Coffeehouses of America rejoice: Your newest soundtrack has just come out. Full of folksy recollections and preening optimism, Kings of Convenience has created a mellow accompaniment for the beret and latte crowd. Full o...

April 19, 2001

Rick Braun | Kisses in the Rain | Warner Bros.

By Collin Mitchell

I must admit that I am no jazz connoisseur, let alone opinionated on or knowledgeable of its style or form. My experience is limited to the overtly obvious in the jazz world (I can recognize tracks off of Kind of Blue), ...