CQ (SPECIAL EDITION) MGM Home Entertainment, $26.98 Roman Coppola: son of privilege, director of Strokes videos. CQ isn’t his third…
Seattle’s Himsa unleash their fury on an unsuspecting nation—just don’t call it ‘metalcore.’
Corporate punk! Covers! Circle (pit) jerks! A Warped Tour report.
FIRST HE WAS a Facts of Life beefcake. Then ER stud pony. Then the firstand, God willing, lastBatman with nipples….
So you wanna be a rock and roll star? Don’t. Just don’t.
At least according to Mates of State.
Battling the Hipster Wrath within.
Keanu’s OK as a comic-book demon hunter, although Satan ain’t as scary as he used to be.
Popular metal’s version of Radiohead, Deftones cut up the hard-rockin’ competition.
Cult director explains the return of his ‘anti–summer blockbuster.’ By Andrew Bonazelli
Nas says sleep is the cousin of death, and, with the exception of the putrid homophobic slurs he slings at…
Next stop: the Cha Cha! Next stop after that: the Cha Cha!
Named for the goddess of nurturing love and magic, Isis pack a heavy metallic wallop.
Every day is Halloween for Chicago horror-soundtrack specialists Zombi.
Locals These Arms Are Snakes and Harkonen lead a progressive shift in the Seattle hardcore scene.
Be thankful for what you’ve got.
Give me nookie, give me midday inebriation in Pioneer Square.
A monologue disguised as a conversation disguised as an interview with Helmet’s Page Hamilton.
Charles Manson is back— and past his expiration date.
On interweb dorkazoids, retroactive creepiness, and using the sympathy card.
Urbanite rediscovers gay paradise amid the pines.
DONNIE DARKO Twentieth Century Fox, $29.98 ONE OF 2001’s most overlooked and original American films (on DVD March 19), Donnie…
Discovering an oddball galaxy close, close to home.
