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Song of the Day: "Tonight I Have to Leave It," Shout Out Louds: Up there with Volvos and tennis players as Sweden's best exports.; Jun 21, 2007
Responses to "Did Gen X Kill the Rock Star?": Readers mull the future of rock.; Mar 6, 2007
"The Mother": Roger Michell's film about an affair between an older woman and a handyman with an artistic soul is a story of sexual awakening, yes, but that's only part of it.; By Stephanie Zacharek May 28, 2004
Writing in the Margins: Our monthly roundup of indie publishing: DC Comics terrifies with Lovecraft; Lethem and Denis Johnson do avant-cabaret; a harrowing tale of the 1997 Red River flood.; By Scott Thill May 13, 2004
Assimilating the Web: Like "Star Trek's" all-powerful Borg, AOL and Microsoft are determined to crush the spirit of online independence. Is resistance futile?; By Scott Rosenberg Jun 26, 2001
"Eureka": Indie movies go global with a four-hour Japanese film that, like life, keeps going -- even if you sneak off to the bathroom.; By Andrew O'Hehir May 4, 2001
Buy our movie. Please.: Does it take marching bands and a live tiger to get a distribution deal at Sundance?; By Alan Deutschman Jan 31, 2001
"Crime and Punishment in Suburbia": Even dressed up in tabloid lighting and cut with jagged edits, this pulp nihilism never goes beyond daytime TV banality.; By Charles Taylor Sep 22, 2000
Sharps & Flats: Modest Mouse builds a singles collection -- nothing out of something -- and all sorts of other contradictions.; By Joe Heim Jan 31, 2000
Astonishing ourselves: Why most American independent films don't have a future -- and why that's a good thing.; By Jack Lechner Jan 27, 2000
Forget Sundance: Former Miramax exec Jack Lechner proclaims the death of the indie as we know it.; By Michael Sragow Jan 27, 2000
Lounge Axed: Good rock clubs die every month, but Chicago's finest was better than any of them.; By Neal Pollack Jan 19, 2000
"Julien Donkey-Boy": Critical vertigo, a homely Chlok Sevigny and one jabbering schizophrenic -- this all means something to director Harmony Korine.; By Ana Marie Cox Oct 15, 1999
Sharps & flats: Low-fi electronic indie duo Sukpatch release the fall's best summer record.; By Andy Battaglia Sep 13, 1999
Sharps & flats: On "Stars Forever," British cult singer Momus offered fans personalized, one-of-a-kind songs -- for $1,000 apiece.; By Wendy Mitchell Aug 24, 1999
Del Amitri: By John Milward Oct 7, 1998

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