#Archived
CIV: The Interview
The first album by CIV, Set Your Goals, did okay sales and for a while the single “Can’t Wait One Minute More” was an MTV Buzz Bin clip in ’95. … read more
Written in Blood: July 1998
A big “thanks” goes out to Steve Wadley for caring enough to write in when he didn’t like my “Black Sabbath was never better than when Dio was in the band.” statement. … read more
Serial Killer of the Month: Gertrude Baniszewski
Sylvia Likens was found crumpled on the filthy mattress — mutilated, dead. This was a cold October day, the 26th. In 1965. She was only 16. … read more
Crass Dismissed: July 1998
If ever a band’s moniker was a misnomer, this is it! There is definitely not a lack of fun to be had with this band! No three-chord pop here, folks. … read more
CD Reviews: July 1998
The Casillas Brothers do it again! Ska or punk. Ska or punk?! The horns rock my world—it’s nice to see some talent behind all the ska hype. … read more
Crass Dismissed: June 1998
Now that ole’ blue eyes is dead, you really have nothing better to listen to than this stuff. Eagles may soar…. but weasels aren’t sucked into jet engines … read more
Clutch
Clutch tours with metal. Right before this issue was complete, the band played with Slayer and System Of A Down at Bricks. … read more
Slayer: The Interview
One band following its original, fiendishly crafted recipe is the band Slayer. I spoke with Jeff Hanneman, guitarist for Slayer, and this is what he had to say. … read more
Pete Droge Screenplay
PETE DROGE and band hit center stage. The lights rock onto these twenty-something musicians as the crowd awaits their fine tunes. Pete hits them with music. … read more
Crass Dismissed: May 1998
Eagles may soar…. but weasels aren’t sucked into jet engines … read more
The Loud Family
The San Francisco-based Loud Family are releasing their fourth full length album Days for Days with Alias Records. … read more
Written in Blood: May 1998
Agoraphobic Nosebleed’s 26 track, 18 minute release Honky Reduction is a blood-soaked, speed/grind festival of sickness. … read more
