Delusions of Adequacy
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Delusions of Adequacy (or DOA) is an online music zine with an orientation towards independent musicians, most of which are American rock musicians. The outfit commenced operations on New Year's Day in 1999, and has since amassed an extensive collection of reviews, interviews, as well as other related music content. New music reviews are offered every weekday, with the exception of some holidays.
[edit] Interviewees
Among the notable acts which have been interviewed by DOA include (but not limited to):
- The Velvet Teen
- Rosie Thomas
- Iron & Wine
- Thrice
- Avail
- Elliott
- Manishevitz
- South
- 6 Minute Mile
- The Thermals
- The Hired Guns
- 30 Seconds to Mars
- Midsummer
- Karate
- Masters of the Hemisphere
- June Panic
- Destroyer
- The Fatales
- Shapeshifter
- .moneen
- Hey Mercedes
- Darron Hanlon
- The Black Keys
- Coheed and Cambria
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