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Ratatattle tale

Indie kids aren’t known for their dance moves.
Ratatat, Paradise, March 15, 2007
By JULIA KAGANSKIY  |  March 16, 2007
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The tao of Estevez

The ‘80s took a lot of flack over the years, mostly during the ‘90s -- but not from the Bouncing Souls. The Bouncing Souls, “The Gold Song”  (mp3) The Bouncing Souls, “The Ballad of Johnny X (Live)”  (mp3)
The Bouncing Souls on their favorite ’80s movies  
By JULIA KAGANSKIY  |  October 13, 2006
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Sounds of the underground

In the midst of recording the next Converge album, No Heroes , Kurt Ballou spoke to ThePhoenix.com about the art of engineering some of the world’s heaviest music.
Behind the boards with Converge’s Kurt Ballou
By JULIA KAGANSKIY  |  September 15, 2006
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Panic!'s producer

BU grad and Boston rock vet Matt Squire gave up the guitar for the producer’s chair – and now he’s got his name (and even a songwriting credit) on the hottest Top-40 emo album in America.
Matt Squire and the rebirth of emo
By JULIA KAGANSKIY  |  September 01, 2006
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Twice in a Lifetime

Since their breakup in 1997, Lifetime have been credited with creating the sound that made Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, and Saves The Day famous. Just don’t call them the Pixies of emo.
The godfathers of Long Island post-hardcore set the record straight
By JULIA KAGANSKIY  |  July 05, 2006
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Wheel of fortune

Some people call Vanna the luckiest band in town — they signed to Epitaph after an A&R scout stumbled over a song on PureVolume. But even such modest success comes with consequences.
Vanna were in the right place at the right time, but can Boston’s newest metalcore sensations live up to the hype?
By JULIA KAGANSKIY  |  June 01, 2006

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