#Archived
Serial Killer Of The Month – Kenneth Bianchi: The Hillside...
Karen Mandic and Diane Wilder, both young, intelligent but poor college students, meet Kenneth Bianchi: coward, rent-a-cop, liar, and moderately attractive man. … read more
Written in Blood: Hard Music for a Hard World –...
I always thought Vision Of Disorder was merely the result of a Saturday night beer binge. It also happens to be the name of Long Island’s Vision Of Disorder. … read more
Written in Blood: Hard Music For a Hard World —...
New York thrashers Pro-Pain have their latest album, Contents Under Pressure. These boys play with the cool self-assurance of knowing they’re damn good. … read more
CD Reviews: September 1996
Well, I guess it is now no longer a question of talent at all, but a question of fad. This is the 90s age of fads and anything people will buy is good music. … read more
The Mermen
Out of pure love of writing and performing music, The Mermen shifted the human consciousness of modern surf music and created their own niche and following. … read more
Orange 9mm
The band spokesman of Orange 9mm was Chaka Malik. He was pretty much physically exhausted from performing, but his mind remained sharp. … read more
Drill
Some portions of the conversation were deleted. Hopefully what remains presents a picture of how sincere Lucia is about her art. “Product” isn’t mentioned once. … read more
Serial Killer of the Month: Andrei Chikatilo “The Red Ripper”
He was Andrei Chikatilo, Russia’s first and one of the world’s worst serial killers, nicknamed “The Red Ripper.” She was Larisa Tkachenco, his second victim. … read more
Triple Fast Action
A four piece band with loud abrasive guitars wrapped around rock pop hooks, dual leads and heavy melody lines. Yea, they sound just like everybody else… … read more
Written In Blood: Hard Music For a Hard World —...
Anyone remember the band Sanctuary from about 7 or 8 years ago? Hype for the band was fueled by the fact that they were discovered by Dave Mustaine of Megadeth. … read more
Pile of Vinyl: August 1996
These greasers think that SLUG Magazine will review a psychobilly record? They must have missed the last year. Four songs are included on the little black platter. … read more
Concert Previews: August 1996
Most metal bands disappeared into hibernation during the first part of the ‘90s. Many have returned over the last two years with new albums and tours. … read more
