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Cyber Punk: Internet Underground Meets Salt Lake Underground
Okay, so you’ve all heard of hacking, the internet, etc. But what should it mean to you? Well, plenty. I have always been drawn toward the “Underground.” … read more
Crass Dismissed: March 1998
Oh the pain! My ears are tender after an hour of this bone splintering sludge core. Cavity is the essence of agony laced hard-core rage. … read more
Serial Killer of the Month: Frederick West
Frederick West was born in 1941 in the rural village of Much Marcle, which is 12 miles northwest of Gloucester in England. … read more
Written in Blood: February 1998
Unable to fully express himself with his previous band Ceremonial Oath, guitarist Jesper Stromblad formed In Flames in the early ’90s. … read more
16 Horsepower
Listening to Low Estate, the brand new album by 16 Horsepower, made me weep and wail and gnash my teeth. I spoke to David Eugene Edwards about the songs. … read more
Aquabats
The Aquabats hail from the lost continent of Aquabania. They are superheroes who fight for all that is good. They also play music. … read more
Serial Killer of the Month: William George Heirens
His classmates at the University of Chicago were shocked to hear that William George Heirens had been arrested for burglary. … 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
The Kurt Bestor Interview
Kurt Bestor, are the anti-Christ of music, trying to usher in the kingdom of the Devil, known better by his other names: Old Scratch, John Tesh? … 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
