Other Music Types

Magazine articles on other types of music.

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TIME Europe October 22, 2008 Hugh Porter	The Clash: Loud and Proud Punk's true rebels tell their story.
Wired September 22, 2008 Brian Raftery	Weird Al: Forefather of the YouTube Spoof Yankovic isn't just popular. He is also the unlikely forefather of the infectious, hyperlinked, quasi-referential comedy that's become the lingua franca of the Web.
TIME Asia September 18, 2008 Jason Tedjasukmana	More to Love Indonesia's trip-hop darlings release their sparkling sophomore album, On Second Thought, I Might Wanna Change Some Things.
TIME Europe August 13, 2008 Hugh Porter	Immigrant Punk: Eugene Hutz Eugene Hutz has at last become famous.
TIME Europe May 29, 2008 Yuki Oda	Ambien Music A group of Japanese musicians will perform a series of works with the intention of sending the audience to sleep.
Wired May 19, 2008 Steven Leckart	15th Anniversary: The Brian Eno Evolution Interview with this electronic musician best known as the father of modern ambient music.
Wired April 21, 2008 Joshua Davis	Subatomic Pop: Composing an Electronic Symphony, 0.001 Second at a Time Curtis Roads is the foremost composer in a new genre called microsound, where notes are broken into barely audible fragments as short as 1/1,000 of a second.
Wired April 21, 2008 Brian Raftery	Wired Talks Jet Packs and Groupies With Kiwi Duo Flight of the Conchords With the April 22 release of their first full-length album on Sub Pop, the duo with the hit HBO series are set to become the greatest Kiwi phenomenon since the Zorb ball.
TIME Europe March 19, 2008 Alex Perry	The Power of Soweto's Song The story of the Soweto Gospel Choir is not just one of musical excellence. It is also a tale of the reinvention of a township once known as a hotbed of rebellion, then as a cauldron of crime, and now emerging as the muscle that drives Africa's biggest economy.
Reason February 2008 Jesse Walker	Steve Earle's Hammer A talented songwriter puts his message before his music.
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