BOD Rewind: Maximo Park

Catching up with Maximo Park, SPIN.com's Band of the Day on Jan. 25, 2005

It's been an undeniably triumphant year for Maximo Park. When they debuted their first seven-inch single, 2004's The Coast Is Always Changing/The Night I Lost My Head, they were a relatively obscure act from Northeast England. But Maximo rose rapidly through the effusive NME hype machine, managing to have four top 20 hits on the U.K.

Manorexia: The Hippest Disease Since the Clap

I've already accepted the fact that the fashion industry is around to humiliate me. I accepted this sometime around age twelve, when I realized that overalls, while momentarily in fashion (it was 1994), made everyone look like the Michelin man -- fleshy and lumpy and poking out in the wrong places.

BOD Rewind: Mates of State

Catching up with Mates of State, SPIN.com's Band of the Day on Jan. 10, 2005

This is the first in a regular series that revisits SPIN.com Band of the Day alumni.

Duncan Sheik, 'White Limousine' (Rounder)

Poor Duncan Sheik. It must be hard to be neutered. In the mid-'90s, he was a spry young pup with a semi-original sound: softly haunting guitars, earnest lyrics.

Opening Pandora.com's Box

In Greek mythology, the goddess Pandora gave Apollo music. Can Pandora.com do the same for mere mortals?

The Cribs Join SPINhouse Family

The Cribs brought some brotherly love to SPINhouse Live #14 at the Gibson Performance Space

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