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Animals as Leaders’ latest should stand as cornerstone of progressive metal

by Regen McCracken
March 31, 2014

The essential need of separating art from the artist

by Regen McCracken
January 27, 2014

Paper Radio: the best albums of 2013

by Regen McCracken
December 13, 2013

Protest the Hero hits technical mastery on latest

by Regen McCracken
November 11, 2013

Dance Gavin Dance blends technical prowess, accessibility on latest

by Regen McCracken
October 15, 2013

Music labels a money-hungry beast of the past

by Regen McCracken
September 30, 2013

Misery Signals probes darkness on newest album

by Regen McCracken
September 5, 2013

Craft beer choices available for every palate, preference

by Regen McCracken
April 25, 2013

Drink away with Three Floyds Dark Lord Day

by Regen McCracken
April 11, 2013

Craft beer phenom elusive, worth the quest

by Regen McCracken
April 4, 2013

‘Game’ time for ‘Thrones’ fans

by Regen McCracken
March 20, 2013

Toronto’s Intervals provide instrumental intro to metal

by Regen McCracken
November 1, 2012

Seinfeld more than his sitcom

by Regen McCracken
October 14, 2012

Periphery creates potential metal album of the year

by Regen McCracken
October 3, 2012

Technological advances great for indie recorders

by Regen McCracken
September 19, 2012

Musical intentions determine artist debt to fans

by Regen McCracken
September 5, 2012

In both senses, learning to play music ‘instrumental’

by Regen McCracken
May 9, 2012

Band finds good ‘Place for the End’

by Regen McCracken
April 30, 2012

Sampling of this summer’s music festivals proves delectable

by Regen McCracken
April 25, 2012

Zelliack’s first EP sexy across decades

by Regen McCracken
April 11, 2012

How the $1.29 single killed albums

by Regen McCracken
March 21, 2012

Welcome warm weather with five songs for spring

by Regen McCracken
March 18, 2012

‘Kony 2012’ brings crimes against humanity to light

by Regen McCracken
March 7, 2012

Go beyond the bloodcurdling screams and give metal a chance

by Regen McCracken
March 7, 2012

Truly astounding: T.R.A.M.’s “Lingua Franca”

by Regen McCracken
March 4, 2012

Chapter 2: Active listening answer to music industry’s many woes

by Regen McCracken
February 22, 2012

What’s in a sub-genre?

by Regen McCracken
February 17, 2012

Active versus passive listening: Chapter One

by Regen McCracken
February 8, 2012

For struggling artists, Spotify does more harm than good

by Regen McCracken
January 25, 2012

Avenged Sevenfold’s Alliant set sagaciously chosen, perfectly played

by Regen McCracken
December 5, 2011

‘Skyrim’ makes up for small flaws with haunting beauty

by Regen McCracken
December 1, 2011

Exhibit as layered, complex as time

by Regen McCracken
November 7, 2011

Metal group Corelia makes an impressive debut

by Regen McCracken
October 8, 2011

Pre-used market poaches big game industry’s profits

by Regen McCracken
August 31, 2011

Last HP film a fitting ending for ‘hallowed’ series

by Regen McCracken
July 18, 2011

‘Fast Five’ carries on legacy, prepares for sixth installment

by Regen McCracken
May 1, 2011

Block by block: Minecraft explained

by Regen McCracken
March 27, 2011

Smithsonian tries to elevate gaming artistic appreciation

by Regen McCracken
February 20, 2011

Market over saturation stifles game creativity

by Regen McCracken
December 8, 2010

Recognizing video games as art form

by Regen McCracken
October 13, 2010

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