Haymarket Riot
Mog (Thick). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
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Haymarket Riot
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The Mars Volta
Jon Theodore, Mars Volta, By Gail Worley,An Interview with Jon Theodore of The Mars Volta ,My Favorite Martian,,By Gail Worley
The Mars Volta
Able to navigate the deepest reaches of fractal time signature, The Mars Volta’s Jon Theodore has to be one of the most inventive drummers in popular music today. Gail Worley takes a peek at the strange gears and coils that drive this human rhythm fountain.
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