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New Interview >> In his latest interview, Eric Rankin interviews Alex Brown Church of Sea Wolf on their latest labum, Leaves in the River, his songwriting process, and more.
New Interview >> Eric Rankin interviews Matt Berninger, Lead Singer of The National and discusses their new album, Boxer, playing with Sufjan Stevens, and more.
New Interview >> Joel Armato interviews Ola Frick of the Moonbabies on their latest labum, At the Ballroom, in his latest feature.
New Gallery >> Swedish artist Anna Ryman shares her drawings woth OTO - stop by and have a peek at our gallery, too for all of our favorite artists.
New MP3's >> Check out new music from Great Northern, The Western States Motel, and more in our listening section.
Best of 2006 >> One Times One contributors compile their choices for best albums of 2006.
Interview >> Joel Armato discussed moving to a major label with The Crane Wife, working with Chris Walla, and adjusting to a much bigger fan base with Jenny Conlee of The Decemberists..
Feature/Interview >> Joel Armato interviews Michael Nau of Page France on the re-release of Hello, Dear Wind.
New Fan Page >> Stop by our Sufjan Stevens Fan Page for tour dates, news, and a forum for all things Sufjan.
New MP3's >> Visit our audio page for new MP3's from The Fever, Irving, Lovely Feathers, Islands, and Peter Walker.
Sasquatch Festival 2006 >> Vladimir Gusiatnikov reviews this wild-weathered festival that featured such revered bands as Decemberists (shown in left photo), Iron & Wine, Bauhaus, and Flaming Lips.
Interview >> Emily Tartanella interviews Manchester's Nine Black Alps who deliver what's been described as "twisting unapologetically British melodies a la McCartney and Lennon."
New MP3's >>Get "Fraud in the 80's" from the upcoming Mates of State album, Bring it Back, and check out our review. This duo's latest delivers more of what they have in the past - charmingly poppy Fiery Furnaces-esque piano-laden songs that many here can't get enough of!
New Galleries >> See "Apple Orchard" and more pastoral and suburban scenes in our new photo galleries by Ellie LoNardo
Go! Team Feature >> Joel Armato interviews Ian Parton of The Go! Team to get some insights into the background of their unique sounds and their new album, Thunder, Lightning, Strike.
Featured Picks >> Reviewer favorites and editor picks this month: the newest from the Fiery Furnaces; The Go! Team; Pinetop Seven, bringing together 15 musicians and featuring members of Bright Eyes, Wilco and others; and the latest from the epic Sigur Rós.
Those Leaves Ain’t Brown Yet >> Joel Armato brings us an autumn listening review, merging together different styles and time periods, like few others can, for a unique and delightful mix.
New galleries >> Windy Mayes photographs the Memphis punk/rock scene: get a closer look at bands like The Persuaders, The Reatards, Reigning Sound, Viva L'American Death Ray Music, and more.