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Monday, April 11 2011

Parts & Labor: Constant Future

By Corey Beasley

Parts & Labor continue to shoot for the rafters above the rafters, and keep getting closer and closer.

Thursday, October 23 2008

The Verve, Frightened Rabbit, Secret Machines…

By PopMatters Staff

Parts & Labor: Receivers

By Matthew Fiander

The band is as loud as ever on Receivers, but they expand that noise rather than compress it, making for their boldest and most lasting record yet.

Friday, May 25 2007

Parts & Labor: Mapmaker

By Joe Tacopino

Parts & Labor combine electronic noise and traditional punk with deft precision, creating beautiful, yet jarring, rock anthems.

Monday, April 16 2007

Leeroy Stagger, Parts & Labor, Lifesavas…

By PopMatters Staff

Thursday, April 13 2006

Parts & Labor: Stay Afraid

By Jennifer Kelly

Think Lightning Bolt's ferocious noise cut through with arena-filling rock melodies... then double it.

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