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Television: August 1991
The special effects are occasionally low budget and cheesy, but it doesn’t matter. … read more
Something New
Comics really aren’t just for kids anymore and not all of us comic fans are taken by Spandex superheroes. Here’s a list of stuff you might find cool. … read more
Foo Fighters
Here it is. Press time and still no word of a re-booking date for the Foo Fighters. In the meantime, check out their CD, The Colour and the Shape. It’s killer. … read more
Serial Killer of the Month: Frank Sweeney
In 1894, Frank Sweeney was born into an impoverished Irish family who lived on the East Side of Cleveland at the edge of Kingsbury Run. … read more
CD Reviews: December 1997
Cary Bell has long been one of my favorite blues harp players. His new CD release, Good Luck Man, only serves to strengthen that opinion. … read more
Written in Blood: December 1997
Entombed continue on with their signature, D-tuned, bluesy roar that the band made so popular on past releases. This stuff is HEA-VY. … read more
Faith No More
Faith No More blew into the west side of Salt Lake City on October 2nd. All I know is the place was jam-packed, the audience was bouncing off the walls. … read more
Human Waste Project
Human Waste Project is one of those bands lost in a sea of mediocrity and hype. The release of e-lux, their debut, was delayed and delayed and delayed. … read more
Dandy Warhols
The Dandy Warhols’ Come Down mixes lovely pop tunes with total freaked-out psychedelic songs such as “I Love You” and “The Creep Out.” … read more
The Cramps Live
Listening to the records is a pleasing experience, but when The Cramps take the stage the experience is something else altogether. … read more
Written In Blood: November 1997
AAARRGGHHHH!!!!! Warm up your best death metal growl if you plan on singing along with this one. … read more
God Street Wine
SLUG Magazine talked to Aaron Maxwell, vocalist/guitarist of God Street Wine. He’s a long-winded sort of fellow, and also friendly and personable, a gentleman. … read more
