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Autopilot Off is Making a Sound
Nothing good comes easy. Many of the best artistic works are forged in hardship, and Make A Sound, the searing major label debut from Autopilot Off, is no exception. Fierce and finely made, Make A Sound is an indelible mixture of anthemic, classic al... read more
BLACKstreet's Levels
By early 2001, Teddy Riley?s yearning to reform BLACKstreet had became a serious impediment to progress on the solo album he was working on. "I found myself driving by Mark Middleton?s house every day," he admits. "I guess I was hoping Mark would j... read more
Christina Milian: It Was About Time
Christina Milian is a multi-talented phenomenon whose resume includes film, television, theater and music. With starring roles in two upcoming feature films this year and hard at work on her highly-anticipated debut album, Milian is poised to take th... read more
Communiqué Crosses Your Heart
Communiqué are a new band from Oakland California that spent 2002 developing their sound after the end of their other musical projects. The band is made up of veterans of the fertile bay area underground scene surrounding 924 Gilman, the all-ages pun... read more
Five Foot Thick's Blood Puddle
Evolution cannot be stopped. And from their initial conception in late 1997, the Spokane, Washington-based group Five Foot Thick has been on a steady path of evolution—helping to redefine the scope, power and influence of tyrannically heavy music in ... read more
RPM: Testament of a Sick Mind
RPM's debut album is a collection of songs that defies conventional pop standards while delivering infectious and undeniably well-crafted rock-influenced songs. RPM effectively transcends gender stereotypes with lyrical content that doesn't wallow in... read more
Sissel: My Heart
'My Heart,' the second American album from Scandinavian star Sissel, will be released March 2, 2004 by Universal Classics. The album follows her 2002 self-titled debut with a sophisticated, dramatic and powerful set of songs, showcasing Sissel's glor... read more
Toby Lightman: Little Things That Count
There's a world of difference between pop stars who sing other people's songs, and female singer/songwriters who truly touch your soul. With a voice that's powerful, passionate, endlessly expressive, and full of contagious energy, Toby Lightman is ju... read more

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