The Eames Era
The SiS Interview by Rusty Roberts

Hailing from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, The Eames Era aren’t going to let a hurricane hold them down. After getting loads of exposure from college radio with their 2005 debut, Double Dutch, the quintet is back with their second album Heroes And Sheroes.
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LCD Soundsystem
For their last release, LCD Soundsystem was commissioned by Nike to record the single “45’33.” Obviously, LCD leader James Murphy didn’t forget longevity with their second album, Sound of Silver. 
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Willy Mason
In an era when most college-aged kids spend their days IMing and playing video games, can a 22-year-old kid from beautiful-but-not-so-dusty Martha’s Vineyard really be the savior of American folk music?
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Charlotte Gainsbourg
In this age of crossover stars, a world-renowned actress making a record is not uncommon, but it’s typically a recipe for musical disaster. For recent reference, among many others, please see Lindsay...
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Aqua Teen Hunger Force
There comes a time, every few years or so, that a TV program we’ve grown to love and invited into our warm homes decides to make an attempt at reaching a wider audience by going to the movies. Such famous cartoons, like The Flintstones and Scooby-Doo, made the jump
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Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy
Finally, the two things that dominated my childhood have come together to yield the ultimate experience. That’s right; Star Wars has been “Legofied”.
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Rockstar Games Presents Table Tennis
Rockstar tackling table tennis sounds a little bit like Jenna Jameson tackling Shakespeare. Which is why there are so few people excited for this game, and that is truly a shame.
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