November 2006 l K-OS THE STYLIN' ISSUE

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The laments about the state of hip-hop are gone. Instead, Canada's foremost rapper looks inward to reveal his most intimate thoughts.

SPECIAL FEATURES
Matt Mays: The Dartmouth country rocker goes completely off the map to become an... electronic artist?
The Decemberists: Booksmart popsters took three years to create the music behind the story of The Crane Wife.

FEATURES
Jet dare to be something different
+44: Who they blame for the breakup of Blink-182
Lamb Of God stand up for their people
Killswitch Engage are totally obsessed with cheese
Oasis: Still the biggest mouths in the game
Classified explains the hard life of Canadian hip-hoppers
Nardwuar vs. Ice-T: The Iceman discusses helping Mr. T rap and his fear of leprechauns

SECTIONS
Blatant Propaganda: Classic connections
Blah, Blah, Blah: Mars Volta (left) don't suck and we eat it on Rockstar Supernova... apparently
Scrapyard: Xzibit pimps more than his ride, Kid Koala salutes your mom and Chantal Kreviazuk has great hair
Chartarazzi: Behind the scenes at the Virgin Festival and classic rockers attack
Listen Up: Constantines become Baby Eagle (left)and Woolly Leaves, Call Me Poupee contemplate their name, Panurge us with west coast quirk, Sound Bluntz sound off and not-so-funky Nassau begin on the right foot
Reviews: Bright Eyes, Deftones, Joanna Newsom, Swan Lake, plus reissues, books and DVDs
The Goods: Tattoos get inked on clothing and accessories
On Screen: My Name Is Earl: The Complete First Season and The Proposition, Screening Room: American Hardcore
Games And Gear: Nintendo Wii, Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy, Madden NFL '07
Charts: Chad VanGaalen tops the chart
Stylin': Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz (left) gets emo-preneurial
Grist: The Grist 13 And Shitty 7, Driving 'N' Criming