#Archived
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
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
Serial Killer of the Month: Gerard John Schaefer
Gerard John Schaefer, a deputy sheriff in Martin County, Florida, drove along the beach in July of 1972 when he stopped to pick up two hitchhikers. … read more
Record Reviews: November 1997
16 Horsepower’s full-length record, Low Estate, is already out in Europe. Actually it’s been out in Europe since August 25 and it sold over 20,000 copies. … 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
Everclear
Everclear is on their mark for their release, So Much For The Afterglow. I’ve heard this disc, and I’ve heard this disc over and over again. In fact, I can’t stop. … read more
