Art Punks Art-punk inventors Wire are touring to promote the reissue of their late-'80s and early-'90s albums. [05-15-00] — Mark Woodlief, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Northern Souls England's Gomez were surprised to win this year's Mercury Music Prize -- now they're learning to be a live band. [11-09-98] — Mark Woodlief, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Sound Tracks Shudder To Think were an underappreciated band until they went to the movies. [08-24-98] — Mark Woodlief, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Young Guns MxPx still wear youth -- with a surprisingly mature and lucid perspective -- on their sleeves. [08-03-98] — Mark Woodlief, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Smart Attack With their 13th album, "No Substance," Bad Religion prove that, even in pop music, some things never die. [05-11-98] — Mark Woodlief, THE BOSTON PHOENIX A Higher Hell Somewhere between LeAnn Rimes and Marilyn Manson lies the restless soul of David Eugene Edwards and his Denver-based roots band Sixteen Horsepower. [01-26-98] — Mark Woodlief, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Big gulp What's a bunch of audio terrorists and culture critics to do when they've been attacked by the Man? On Dispepsi, Negativland bite back. [10-13-97] — Mark Woodlief, THE BOSTON PHOENIX
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