Articles by Stuart Green

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  Coheed and Cambria

  The Second Stage Turbine Blade

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2002

  Now here's something you don't hear everyday: a punk rock concept album. Some might argue that Refused's landmark Shape of Punk to Come dis...

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  Face to Face

  How to Ruin Everything

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2002

  There was a time back in the late ’90s when this album's title was dangerously close to becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy for Trever Keit...

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  Limp

  Limp

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2002

  Third time is definitely a charm for Limp. This self-titled affair, which was three years in the making, finds the newly streamlined trio r...

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  Orange Island

  Everything You Thought You Knew

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2002

  There's something undeniably infectious and refreshingly unpretentious about the full-length follow up to this New England quartet's debut...

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  Pop Unknown

  The August Division

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2002

  The sophomore full-length triple-guitar assault from this Austin, TX, quintet is a fitting follow-up to their spectacular If Arsenic Fails,...

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  Promise Ring

  Wood/Water

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2002

  Well somebody's certainly been listening to their fair share of Radiohead and Pulp records lately. On their debut for Anti- Records (Epitap...

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  Rival Schools

  United By Fate

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2002

  Sometimes it really sucks being Canadian. Nine months after the international release of this debut from former Quicksand front-man Walter...

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  Simple Plan

  No Pads, No Helmets... Just Balls

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2002

  Well, it was probably inevitable that in the wake of Sum 41's mega-success that the major labels would be scouring this nation to find the...