Hartlife, 2013. New Copy
Mole pups start an adventure! Simon disposes of bodies! Pete fights a beast! Benedict and Balthazar face off! Lyla tries to date without getting paid for it! Our Fair City, the comic, expands upon the world first introduced in the audio drama at ourfaircity.com. In the future, climate change
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Hartlife, 2013. New Copy
Loamy the Mole solves a problem! A man ventures outside into the frozen waste! Two men battle with swords! The Molees must try to escape from an encounter with a psychotic killer! Little Billie must survive the plague of the woken dead! An office worker becomes Hartlife's first street artist!
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Shimmy Shimmy (UK), 2012. New Copy
The deepest issue of No Ice Cream Sound so far – and a special NYC issue that's graced with a really wonderful cover! The issue sports plenty of New York-centrist features – including local record faves, interviews with Clive Chin, Shaggy, and Rayvon – plus Brooklyn's Finest, Dre
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Shimmy Shimmy (UK), 2012. New Copy
The nicest issue of this magazine to date – one that tightens up the format a bit, and the content as well! The focus here is still strongly on the contemporary reggae and dancehall scene – with features on Stylo G, The Reggae Rajahs, Dirt Soundsystem, Mungo's Hi-Fi, Winston Riley,
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Wax Poetics, 2009. New Copy
Curtis Mayfield graces the front cover – a film funk and soul focused issue #38 of Wax Poetics! This issue features a great piece on Curtis and the Superfly legacy, with Re:Discovery section profiles of soundtracks from Marvin Gaye's Trouble Man to John Carpenter's Assault On Precinct 13 and
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Wax Poetics, 2010. New Copy
The excellent R&B issue of Wax Poetics – with split covers featuring generation defining artists – with Barry White or Gil-Scott Heron on the front and D'Angelo or Erykah Badu on the back! Inside #42 are great features on all of the above, plus pieces on a far reaching roster of
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Wax Poetics, 2012. New Copy
A pretty great multiple cover feature issue for Wax Poetics – this one with Lenny Kravitz on the front and Dam-Funk on the back – plus equally prominent features on Sade and Flying Lotus! Wax Poetics has always been a celebration of soul, funk, hip hop, jazz and otherwise crate diggers
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Wax Poetics, 2011. New Copy
Jazz's Mad Men get the full issue treatment from our friends at Wax Poetics – with a suave shot of George Benson on the front cover and funk era George Duke on the back – with pieces on Billy Cobham, Norman Connors, Tom Brown, Bernard Wright, Don Blackman, Lenny White, Marcus Miller,
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Shindig (UK), 2013. New Copy
A special edition from Shindig – one that'd fully devoted to the psychedelic folk heroes Incredible String Band! Witches Hats & Painted Chariots explores the legendary work of the group, their expansive influence on their contemporaries and generations to come, and their continuing
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Shindig, 2013. New Copy
Shindig's got a cover feature on The Seeds in this issue – with a great piece on the making of the group's brilliant The Future record – plus features on Francoise Hardy, Pied Piper Records, Underground Drive-In, Matt Berry, Sandie Shaw, The Third Power, Marsupliami and You Am I! This
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Wire, 2013. New Copy
New Zealand underground rock veterans The Dead C get the cover nod in this issue of The Wire – which also includes an interview with Numero Group honchos Rob Sevier and Ken Shipley, the Global Ear on Hong Kong's Kowloon area, Pangaea in the Invisible Jukebox, transcental banjo genius Paul
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Wax Poetics, 2012. New Copy
Hip hop legend, soundtrack composer, actor/director and straight-up modern day Renaissance Man RZA graces the front cover of Wax Poetics – with the ascendant future soul guru Jesse Boykins III covering the back! This excellent and eclectic issue of Wax Po also has features on Detroit
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Wax Poetics, 2013. New Copy
One of the dueling cover story ssues of Wax Poetics – headed by great features on classic rap legend Big Daddy Kane, blue-eyed soul hero Daryl Hall, upstart hip hop gamer Joey Badass and progressive jazzy soul singer Jose James! Solid, worthy choices one and all – and pretty much every
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Wax Poetics, 2008. New Copy
Damn – these guys never stop giving out the good stuff! Even 31 issues into their historic run, Wax Poetics still hits on more music that matters to us than anyone else – with features this time on Shuggie Otis, Grant Green, Os Mutantes, Patrick Adams, Larry Coryell, Slick Rick, and MF
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Wax Poetics, 2010. New Copy
The Africa Issue of Wax Poetics – with Fela on the front cover and Tony Allen on the back – plus pieces on The Rail Band, Orchestra Baobob, Orchestre Poly-Rhythmo, Soundway's Ghana Special and so much more! You know Wax Poetics is going to go deep, and Issue 39 doesn't disappoint
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Wax Poetics, 2012. New Copy
A pretty great multiple cover feature issue for Wax Poetics – this one with Sade on the front and Flying Lotus on the back – plus equally prominent features on Lenny Kravitz and Dam-Funk! Wax Poetics has always been a celebration of soul, funk, hip hop, jazz and otherwise crate diggers
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Wax Poetics, 2012. New Copy
Wax Poetics goes nearly all hip hop for this issue – covering original game-changers and the best contemporary revisionists alike – with cover features on Nas, Danny Brown, Master P and his No Limit legacy, and Shabazz Palaces! Wax Poetics, tasked with following up their decade
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Wax Poetics, 2004. New Copy
Guess who's back, and just in time for the much-needed seasonal funk fix? It's that most appealing tome of all things funky, the one-and-only funk bible! Need we tell you that the Wax Poets have once again outdone themselves? The centerpiece of this issue an ever so timely look at the legendary
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Mojo, 2013. New Copy
Mojo goes deep into the 50 year history of The Rolling Stones for this epic issue – which includes an exclusive Keith Richards interview – and a CD of 15 great songs the Stones would go on to cover! On top of top shelf Stones coverage, this issue has pieces on Prince, Blondie, Tricky,
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Wax Poetics, 2013. New Copy
Daft Punk get the placement they deserve – given the fame of their latest and greatest – and the mighty De La Soul take their place on the other side of the cover! The issue features articles on both acts – as well as bits in Nile Rodgers, Teddy Riley, Slum Village, Gino Soccio,
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