Very musically tight, these three guys express feeling and imagery through strong, deep lyrics and fair-paced tunes that have a on-stop flow. … read more
Record Reviews: February 1991
Do Not Trust The Federal Ones
Next Month: The Fall of Communism, and Other Myths. … read more
Comics: February 1992
This stylized vision may put-off comics readers who are used to inflated art typical of superhero comics, but the drawings are powerful and evocative. … read more
Books and Literature: February 1992
The ideals of poststructural feminism and the lived illusion of life comes to head in Hewligan’s Haircut and Angry women … read more
Notes From The Industrial Underground: January 1992
If you missed Foetus, Inc. last month then to hell with you! … read more
Book Reviews: January 1992
Probably the most well-known and provocative of the ReSearch works is Modern Primitives. … read more
Hemp and the Marijuana Conspiracy
Marijuana was outlawed in 1937 due to racism, greed, deception and lies. … read more
The Art of Body Piercing
The first time I ever saw a person with a pierced nose I was repulsed, yet strangely fascinated. I wondered why anyone would want to do that. … read more
Bold & Beautiful: Post-Op Malone
Drag is an escape from traditional, cut-and-dry gender expression for Post-Op Malone, a performer who uses drag to outwardly express their identity wherever they go. … read more
Film Review: Squeal
If you’re interested in an odd, international, indie-folk fairy tale that will leave you dizzy trying to discern meaning, then Squeal is worth the watch. … read more
Film Review: Framing Agnes
Framing Agnes is a visual treat and focuses on the stories of trans and gender-nonconforming people during a study in the 1960’s specifically Agnes Torres. … read more
Film Review: The School for Good and Evil
A good tween recommendation with themes of superficial ideas of good and evil, The School for Good and Evil is campy & witchy—perfect for the Halloween season. … read more
