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I think this is what writer Chuck Klosterman is getting at in his road-trip book on rock, Killing Yourself to Live.


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It takes a villain

By Scott R. Garceau | December 29, 2013 - 12:00am

Chuck Klosterman can no longer hate Coldplay. One of his more amusing rants, in days gone by, was about the song Yellow, and how all singer Chris Martin had to do was observe that stars were, in fact, yellow to project...

Sunday Lifestyle

Sex, lies, and popular media

By M.C. Delos Santos | July 1, 2012 - 12:00am

M.C. delos Santos is a photographer and lecturer in digital productions, currently attempting to launch an art blog.

Sunday Lifestyle

Rock as extreme sport

By Scott R. Garceau | June 21, 2006 - 12:00am

Should rock music come with warning labels? No, not the wimpy "PARENTAL ADVISORY" stickers that get stuck on CDs nowadays. I mean big red labels that say, loud and clear, "WARNING: ROCK, AS A LIFESTYLE,...

Fashion and Beauty