One thing I love: Free stuff.
Another thing I love: Free stuff to read.
A third: Cool free stuff to read.

Jimmy Eat World? New Found Glory? That shit’s for the birds. This is where it’s at: Roger Miret & the Disasters. That’s right, Agnostic Front’s hollerin’ hardcore Godfather gathered up some punk rock chums of his for this beauty of a side project, the appropriately named Roger Miret & the Disasters. They play it fast, so please play it loud. Hell-- play it for either of the aforementioned boy bands and watch their little Teen People asses bleed for days! Miret and his gang of musical street toughs do it old skool-- raw and raucous back-alley punk.

From Reign of Fire to The Adventures of Pluto Nash, this summer was one real bitter pill that just wouldn’t go down. But, just when we had given up all hope of seeing a redeeming, thought-provoking film, not one, but two films sneak their way in: The Good Girl and One Hour Photo. In The Good Girl, Jennifer Aniston delivers an outstanding performance as a 30-year-old who hates her life, her job, and her marriage. Her simple world is turned upside down when she becomes romantically involved with a 22-year-old co-worker named Holden.

You know how every once in a great while something really good that you weren’t expecting just finds its way to you? Well, that’s the way I felt when I received Mali Music. When I first opened the package, I wasn’t really sure what I had just been given. The front of the envelope let me know that it came from Astralwerks, which sends us primarily techno and club music. But this was something different. I quickly peeled the plastic off the CD. Wow! This was really different; especially for Astralwerks. I pulled the press release out.