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June 2007

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On the Cover: Marilyn Manson

After a breakup left him "completely destroyed," Marilyn Manson strikes back with a new (very young) muse, an intensely personal album, and a distaste for crotch panels.

The Art of Hustle

Charles Aaron pounds the pavement at SXSW with Uncrowned, rock's hungriest unsigned band, to find out why talent and determination may no longer be enough.

Time Out of Mind

Three new albums offer visions of the future, but are any of them realistic? And how do they compare with the grandpappy of dystopian discs, Rush's 2112? The New York Times' futurist-in-residence -- it is too a job! -- Michael Rogers weighs in.

The Power of Positive Puking

Headbanger/motivational speaker Andrew W.K. becomes our life coach for a day.

The Inquisition: Rufus Wainwright

July issue sneak peek! Rufus talks Perez Hilton, Anderson Cooper, his forthcoming opera, and his new album.

Noise

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Breaking Out

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Albums

The Bravery, 'The Sun and the Moon' (Island), Dan Deacon, 'Spiderman of the Rings' (Carpark), Au Revoir Simone, 'The Bird of Music' (Our Secret Record Company), Ben + Vesper, 'All This Could Kill You' (Sounds Familyre), Gang Gang Dance, 'Retina Riddim' (The Social Registry), Fields, 'Everything Last Winter' (Black Lab), Megadeth, 'United Abominations' (Roadrunner), KRS-One, 'Hip-Hop Lives' (Koch), The Sea and Cake, 'Everybody' (Thrill Jockey), Joell Ortiz, 'The Brick (Bodega Chronicles)' (Koch), Shapes and Sizes, 'Split Lips, Winning Hips, a Shiner' (Asthmatic Kitty), Swizz Beatz, 'One Man Band Man' (Universal Motown), Von Südenfed, 'Tromatic Reflexxions' (Domino), Wheat, 'Everyday I Said a Prayer for Kathy and Made a One Inch Square' (Empyrean), Brakesbrakesbrakes, 'The Beatific Visions' (Rough Trade/ World's Fair), Maroon 5, 'It Won't Be Soon Before Long' (Octone/ A&M), Satellite Party, 'Ultra Payloaded' (Columbia), The Horrors, 'Strange House' (Stolen Transmission), Linkin Park, 'Minutes to Midnight' (Warner Bros./ Machine Shop), Funeral for a Friend, 'Tales Don't Tell Themselves' (Atlantic), Dungen, 'Tio Bitar' (Kemado), Digitalism, 'Idealism' (Astralwerks), Tori Amos, 'American Doll Posse' (Epic), Wilco, 'Sky Blue Sky' (Nonesuch), Björk, 'Volta' (One Little Indian/ Atlantic), Electrelane, 'No Shouts No Calls' (Too Pure), Kenna, 'Make Sure They See My Face' (Star Trak/ Interscope), Mystery Jets, 'Zootime' (Dim Mak), The National, 'Boxer' (Beggars Banquet), Sage Francis, 'Human the Death Dance' (Anti-/ Epitaph), Page France, 'Page France and the Family Telephone' (Suicide Squeeze), Rufus Wainwright, 'Release the Stars' (Geffen), Black Moth Super Rainbow, 'Dandelion Gum' (Graveface)

Kate Nash, Interview, Performs "Birds"

Kate Nash sits down for an Interview with SPIN.com Sept. 28 2007 in NYC, and performs "Birds," the latest single from her smash record 'Made of Bricks.'

Voodoo '07: Coheed & Cambria

The band onstage performing, and later speaking with SPIN.com backstage about host city, New Orleans.

SXSW '08: Von Bondies, "No Sugar Mama"

The Von Bondies stop by the SPIN and MySpace suite at SXSW 2008 for an acoustic rendition of "No Sugar Mama".

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