Stone Fox
Really Burnt (Man’s Ruin). Review by David Lee Beowülf
Month: March 1999
Bickley
Kiss the Bunny (Fearless). Review by Felizon Vidad
Lisa Germano
Column by Ian Koss
High Karate
Various Artists (Mutant Sound System). Review by drew West
Star Warped
Feature
Q-Burn’s Abstract Message
Feng Shui (Astralwerks). Review by Carole Jaszewski
Judson Spence
I Guess I Love It (Pioneer Music Group). Review by David Whited
BBE Sampler
A Retrospective (BBE). Review by Carl Glaser
Wendy Carlos
Clockwork Orange Complete Original Score (East Side Digital). Review by Lips Fresno
Jimmy Giuffre
Free Fall (Columbia). Review by Shelton Hull
Tangeena Barren
…and we’re all happy now (Stinky Songs). Review by Jason Feifer
The Stuttering Monster
Feature by a play by Robert Friedman
Seam
Event Review by J. Tritten
Pulling Birds
_County Fair_Review by James Mann
Quincy Jones
From Quincy with Love (Qwest/Warner Bros.). Review by David Whited
Murder City Devils
Empty Bottles, Broken Hearts (Sub Pop). Review by James MacLaren
Janus Stark
Interview by Gail Worley
Axe Murderer
Feature by David Lee Beowülf
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