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July 2005
The Chosen Foo
Dave Grohl and his band of cut-ups can hardly contain themselves. From (sorta) saying no to drugs to using the other n-word, the Norah Jones-loving nicest guy in rock opens up.
Pretty Hated Machine
The Bravery's Sam Endicott shrugs off an early backlash.
The Records That Changed My Life: Bernard Sumner of New Order
By Adrienne Day
Bernard Sumner, founding member of Joy Division and New Order, might have blazed a path for generations of angsty dance-punk bands, but he still finds inspiration in rock's glory days.
Clothes Make the Maniacs
The triple-threat comedy troupe Stella bring their rapid-fire wit -- and tailored suits! -- to television.
Noise
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Breaking Out
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Albums
Foo Fighters, 'In Your Honor' (Roswell/RCA), Missy Elliott, 'The Cookbook' (Gold Mind/Atlantic), Audioslave, 'Out of Exile' (Interscope/Epic), System of a Down, 'Mezmerize' (American/Columbia), Slim Thug, 'Already Platinum' (Star Trak/Geffen), Ryan Adams & the Cardinals, 'Cold Roses' (Lost Highway) Sufjan Stevens, 'Illinois' (Asthmatic Kitty), Fountains of Wayne, 'Out of State Plates' (Virgin), Quasimoto, 'The Further Adventures of Lord Quas' (Stones Throw)
SXSW '07: Tilly and the Wall
Tilly & the Wall climb into bed with SPIN.com at SXSW '07.
Jamie T, "Hoover Street" (Rancid cover)
Jamie T performs Rancid's tune "Hoover Street" live at Union Pool, Brooklyn July 17, 2007.
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