Michael Hingston was once my editor. Because of his inhumanly accurate eye for grammatical error, I was quite eager to get a chance to edit his work in my publication. I put on my monocle and closely considered every word and punctuation mark in this review, but ultimately found nothing to edit. If there are any problems here, they are probably things that I accidentally changed when I was putting it up on the site.
Hingston does a lot of reviews and interviews for other publications as well, so if you like this, check out the link to his blog at the bottom of the page.
Sincerely,
Jeph Wager
When we say that this is an irrelevant movie review, do we mean that the review is irrelevant since it came out a long time ago and it doesn’t make sense to review it now? Or do we mean that the movie is not relevant to anything that anyone has ever felt or experienced in the real world? You decide! Starring that guy from Little Miss Sunshine.
Another Meg and Jeph's Late Reviews entry. Three album reviews. And they're not even that late. Sure, most magazine's review things when they come out, or shortly before. But two of these albums came out in the last two weeks. That's not bad for this column. The "Whatcha Say" single and EP both came out a while ago, but it's new to these guys.
You wouldn't know, because they've only done their review once in this magazine, but usually Meg and Jeph review albums. This time is different though, because they went to Seattle in August, and they liked it so much that they went back again this month. Eventually, they got around to writing a review of their trips. So now it's here in this edition of Meg and Jeph's Late Reviews.
We used to write this exact same column for another publication. We were then fired from that publication for... well, we don’t actually know why we were fired, but we do know that we stopped receiving albums to review, and then all communications with that mysterious, unnamed publication ceased. But we still love that publication and wish them the best! And we also hope they don’t sue us, because this column wasn’t really our idea in the first place.... 
