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- PREMIERE: Vaguess wishes you A Good Summer, and you are so thankful
- Interview Still in Rock: Idles
- Interview Still in Rock : Wand
- Interview Still in Rock : Skegss
- WORLD PREMIERE: Vaguess – After X comes V
- The Courtneys : florilèges slacker
- WORLD PREMIERE: Dr Chan – $outh$ide $uicide
- Ty Segall : retour à la case départ ?
- WORLD PREMIERE : Paul Jacobs – Pictures, Movies & Apartments (lo-fi-fuzz-a-go-go)
- Interview Still in Rock : Jody Stephens (BIG STAR)
- LP Review : Ultimate Painting – Dusk (Pop Slowcore)
- Hair and Rock’n’Roll (and Humor?!)
- LP Review : Mozes and the Firstborn – Great Pile of Nothing (Post Nineties)
- LP Review : Thee Oh Sees – A Weird Exits (Psych Stoner)
- LP Review : Wyatt Blair – Point Of No Return (Pop Eighties)
- Still in Rock présente : The Mystery Lights (Sixties)
- Sci-Fi Rockumentary Film: “What Is A Group?” (Ian Svenonius) + Contre-Critique
- LP Review : Chris Cohen – As If Apart (Slowcore)
- Plaidoyer pour l’expérimentalisme
- LP Review : CFM – Still Life of Citrus and Slime (Garage Psych Stoner)
- LP Review : Tracy Bryant – Subterranean (Post Nineties)
- Réédition + Bonus : Milk’N’Cookies (Power Pop / Punk)
- LP Review : Murals – Violet City Lantern (Bedroom Psych Folk)
- Still in Rock présente : Johnny Mafia (Garage Rock)
- Album Review : Post Animal – Most Curious Water Activities (Psych Rock)
- LP Review : Deerhunter – Fading Frontier (Experimental Pop)
- Album Review : Fuzz – II (Garage Stoner)
- Album Review : Wavves – V (Surf Punk)
- LP Review : Ultimate Painting – Green Lanes (Indie Pop)
- Live Review : Mac DeMarco (La Cigale, Paris)
- Album Review : Shannon and the Clams – Gone by the Dawn (Garage Doo-Wop)
- LP Review: Beach House – Depression Cherry (Dream Pop)
- Live Review: Drinks (Mécanique Ondulatoire)
- Album Review : Kurt Vile – b’lieve i’m goin down… (Folk Rock)
- LP Review : Mac DeMarco – Another One (Pop)
- LP Review : Thee Oh Sees – Mutilator Defeated At Last (Psych Stoner)
- Still in Rock présente : John Krautner (Bubblegum Pop)
- Album Review : Total Slacker – Slip Away (Psych Grunge)
- Anachronique : Pavement (Indie Rock)