Subject: Fallujah

• Letters to the Editor

  December 16, 2004

• Pleistocene

  Meet the inventors of glacial rock.

  May 22, 2008

• Soldier On

  Twenty years later, our one-man military machine’s still going Rambo.

  January 31, 2008

• Southland Tales

  Richard Kelly leaves nothing behind in his pop-packed, apocalyptic pageant.

  November 8, 2007

• Children of Men

  Despite a non-existent marketing campaign, Cuarón’s latest is not to be missed.

  December 21, 2006

• The War Tapes

  Starz FilmCenter

  August 31, 2006

• Let's Make a Deal

  A new documentary targets the military-industrial complex.

  March 9, 2006

• CU International Film Series

  Muenzinger Auditorium on CU’s Boulder campus

  January 26, 2006

• Little Misses

  Introducing the best movies of 2005 you probably didn't see.

  December 29, 2005

• The Year in Film

  From dirty jokes and soldiers to penguins and gays, we made our preferences known.

  December 29, 2005

• King Woody

  Woody Paige is in a New York state of mind.

  December 22, 2005

• Virtual Quagmire

  December 15, 2005

• The Message

  Skin City

  August 11, 2005

• Diamond in the Rough

  After a dozen years, your Colorado Rockies still face a rocky road. Play bawl!

  March 31, 2005

• Lust Buster

  The brutally honest Closer claws through a carnal hell.

  December 2, 2004

• Flick Pick

  The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

  October 7, 2004

• Deliver Us

  Threadbare Without a Paddle proves a bear can dump in the woods.

  August 19, 2004

• Call to Arms

  Sky Sox pitching guru Bob McClure tackles mission impossible.

  July 15, 2004

• Band of Brothers

  War is hell, but for the Bronx, so is rock and roll.

  July 8, 2004

• Less Is Moore

  The Bushies damn themselves in the wrenching Fahrenheit 9/11.

  June 24, 2004

• Iron Horse

  Fade to Bluegrass: The Bluegrass Tribute to Metallica (CMH Records)

  May 20, 2004

• Letters to the Editor

  From the week of April 15, 2004

  April 15, 2004

• Q&A with Dave Dictor from MDC

  In this week's edition of Rough Mixes, we printed excerpts of Tom Murphy's recent chat with Dave Dictor from MDC. As you'll see from the full transcript posted after the jump, the band's frontman is still very much an iconoclast championing ideals that are as provactive as the revolving moniker of his venerable punk band, alternately known as Multi-Death Corporation, Millions of Damn Christians, Millions of Dead Cops and more.

  May 7, 2009