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 Arts
& Letters Daily
Philosophy, aesthetics, literature, language, ideas, criticism,
culture, history, music, art, trends, breakthroughs, disputes, gossip.
 Aum
Fidelity Records
The vanguard of sonic expression.
May you feel it next.
 The
Baffler
The authority of high culture may have collapsed, but the high-culture
critics had no intention of allowing their authority to collapse
with it. Instead they abandoned the mundane project of enlightenment
and aimed for bafflement, for a style that made much of its own
radicalism but had astonishingly little to say about the conditions
of life in late twentieth-century America. We set out to puncture
their pretensions and to beat them at their own game..
 Bloodshot
Records
Striving to encourage cross-pollination
between the spirit and sound of punk, the craft and tradition of
country, folk, bluegrass, and a general disdain for the confinements
of mainstream tastemaking.
Hey Everybody! It's Bob and David!
America's #1 shopping chat site.
 Stephen
Clair
As reviewed in HH #3.
CultureVulture.Net
Some of the High Hat's writers also write for Culture Vulture.
Facets Multimedia
An astounding video collection unlike any in the world, famous for
its breadth and diversity.
Future of Music Coalition
For too long musicians have had too little voice in the manufacture,
distribution and promotion of their music on a national and international
level and too little means to extract fair support and compensation
for their work.
The Guardian Unlimited
Best daily newspaper on the world wide web.
 Here
Magazine
The stories behind where you are.
 Mike
Watt's Hootpage
The man jams econo.
 Identity
Theory
A literary website, sort of.
 Lee
TV
The art designer for this zine also has an impeccable ear.
 Misspato
Keeping an eye on the look of the web.
 Noxious
Minutiae
Laying the truth bare since 2004.
 Pindeldyboz
Stories that defy classification... brought to you weekly.
 Peoplesforum
The ONLY online forum for us.
 Tim
O. Thompson
It's a web site. It's a dessert topping.
 Word
Street Magazine
Intends to do for poetry what Rolling Stone
did for rock 'n' roll.
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