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Record Review: April 1995
James A. Stewart are a couple of the best on the local coffeehouse circuit and they deserve your attention as much as the “punk” bands you seem to love so much. … read more
Written In Blood: April 1996
What is it with bands from Sweden? Must every one of them be good? Well, I’m pretty sure Celtic Frost was from Sweden. That kind of blows my point. … read more
The Stiff Sheet: April 1996
I saw some car slowin’ down to turn and no traffic behind that so I floored it. BANG. She didn’t turn, and the Jesus Lizard totaled my car. … read more
Van Gogh’s Daughter
So Van Gogh’s Daughter met in San Francisco. What’s the tragic accident that they don’t want to talk about? … read more
Film Review: The City of Lost Children
If it’s escapism and visual delight that brings most audiences to a theater, then The City of Lost Children delivers in spades. … read more
SnoCore Tour: February 1996
My tickets should have been at the window of the Horticulture building but when I got there and flashed my picture ID there were no tickets to be found. … read more
Serial Killer of the Month: John Wayne Gacy
John Wayne Gacy had the personality makeup of a sociopath, he felt absolutely no remorse for any of his victims. … read more
Interview: Dishwalla
What I really dig is the stuff that has a unique twist and Dishwalla is a band that can be compared to no one I am aware of. … read more
Julian Cope
Julian Cope is back again, a welcome intrusion into your mundane world. … read more
Record Reviews: February 1996
No other local publication is going to review this shit except SLUG. … read more
A Few Words from Spacehog
Four englishmen relocating from Leeds, England to NYC, have stirred up the sounds once pioneered by David Bowie and the charismatic nature of Ziggy Stardust. … read more
Black Diamond
That night I thought The Sage was going to go up in flames for sure. Gene blew fire after “Firehouse,” and he bled from the mouth during the bass solo, right before “100,000 Years.” … read more
