Une courte entrevue avec Ritualistic Trance pour tout ceux qui aiment quelque chose de different allez ecouter ca et parlez-en à d’autres!!! LAN: Salut comment ca va? Ritualistic Trance: Je suis souvent fatigué! LAN: Tu dors tu des heures de jour ou de nuit? RT: Nuit, avant de publier le premier épisode de Rockin’ Trance, […]
Read More Ritualistic TranceLife, Love, &The True Sounds Of Liberty By: Marc Floyd (The Floydian Device) Due to popular demand we are repeating The Floydian Device’s one on one with Jack Grisham of TSOL For much of the last 40 years, T.S.O.L. frontman Jack Grisham has been a fast-moving train barreling through the darkest tunnels of his own […]
Read More An American Demon by Jack GrishamThis is an interview that is dear to my heart since its about my friend’s Mort Fantôme first album Church of Dementia. Give the album a try and I’m sure you will agree that it’s a great start!! Here’s the conversation I had with Mort Fantôme about the album and music in general. Since I […]
Read More Church of DementiaOn top: Author Curt Weiss by ©Ernie Sapiro Stranded in the Jungle; Jerry Nolan’s Wild Ride Q & A with Curt Weiss by Tobe Damit Intro I have read Curt Weiss’s biography of the master drummer Jerry Nolan, Stranded in the Jungle, at least seven times. Meanwhile I’ve only been able to read […]
Read More Stranded with Curt WeissGlam-Rock Royalty on Race Street As a co-founder of glam-rock pioneers the New York Dolls in the 1970s, Sylvain Sylvain helped make too-small girls’ clothing an acceptable part of male rockers’ wardrobes. The corkscrew-coiffed moppet played the natural foil to fellow guitarist Johnny Thunders’ haystack-haired bad boy, and their music –– equal parts early Rolling […]
Read More THE NEW YORK DOLLSInterviewed by Jimmy Martin (The Quietus 2014) Spawned unto the world in 1976 like a mutant beast from an unearthly morass of twisted steel on a splatter movie, San Franciscans freaks Chrome have loomed large ever since as a triumph for murky noise alchemy – borne of technology gone wrong, and thriving in a blizzard […]
Read More Helios Creed from ChromeInterview with an American Poet by Tobe Damit Gerard Malanga has been one of the most innovative, inspired, active and versatile artists who’s career spans over almost 6 decades. He is an actor, filmmaker, photographer, poet and he also choreographed the music of the Velvet Underground for Warhol’s multimedia presentation The Exploding Plastic Inevitable. He […]
Read More Gerard MalangaBull Shotgun Paintings During his later years in Kansas, Burroughs developed a painting technique whereby he created abstract compositions by placing spray paint cans in front of, and some distance from, blank canvasses, and then shooting at the paint cans with a shotgun. These splattered canvasses were exposed in various Galleries during the early 1990s. In an interview with […]
Read More Weapons of Unique CreationAn Interview by Johan Kugelberg Maureen Tucker had a front row seat to punk rock history being conceived before her very eyes. An average high school girl from Levittown, Long Island, her life was saved by rock ‘n’ roll when she heard the Rolling Stones on the car radio. From the Velvet Underground to Andy […]
Read More Lou Reed and Moe TuckerInterview with Scott Asheton by Chris Barry It only took three decades or so after they split up for the world at large to recognize how thoroughly brilliant they were, but Ann Arbor, Michigan band the Stooges, widely considered little more than a sick joke by the time they finally called it a day in 1974, […]
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