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Serial Killer of the Month: Larry Eyler, the Interstate Killer
Larry Eyler, then 31, had been a house painter and liquor store clerk. In the summer of 1983, a string of murders across the dusty cities of Indiana and Illinois had similarities… … read more
The Joykiller
I’ve got to be honest with you, mashing, moshing, stage-diving, balls-o-sweating Punk Kids; this is my favorite Joykiller CD. … read more
Written in Blood: July 1997
This release features 11 bands from all over the world that have some, or, are made up entirely of female musicians. From doom to death, it’s all here. … read more
Seven Inches of Sausage: July 1997
Phew, I love opening up a group of reviews with something that actually sounds good. I remember this groups’ first record, Drunk on the Moon. … read more
Serial Killer of the Month: David Berkowitz
History takes the memories of many people and, by a kind of nostalgic superimposition, blows them up into great devils or gods. … read more
Buck-O-Nine
Buck-O-Nine trombone player Dan Albert is optimistic about his band’s future with the release of the long-awaited major label debut Twenty Eight Teeth. … read more
Brad
Brad has just released their second album and they are planning to visit DV8 on July 7. This paper may or not be out by then depending on how late this article makes the paper. … read more
Vans Warped Tour: July 1997
Warped Tour arrives in SLC and rather than hold it at a stupid place like Wolf Mountain, the friendly, worn-out Utah State Fairpark is the location. … read more
CD Reviews Pt. 2: July 1997
Year Of The Iguana is the seventh in the still-to-be-completed Iguana Chronicles, one of Greg Shaw’s most ambitious projects. … read more
CD Reviews Pt 1: July 1997
There are some publicists who realize that hundreds of CDs are released each month. Sometimes a worthy disc gets lost in the stacks. … read more
Written in Blood: June 1997
The band Fear Factory have fully embraced technology on their latest album, Remanufacture. Their music has taken leaps forward into the digital world. … read more
Vallejo
Vallejo is becoming known. The first time I heard their self-titled album I was mighty impressed. Here are a few reasons why the CD struck me. … read more
