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Experience Music Product!
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Paul Allen's new rock and roll museum markets shiny happy rebellion to the masses! MUSICBLITZ's Jackie McCarthy paid her 20 bucks to give you the lowdown! |
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What's That Noise? (July 2000)
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Forget big beat and house -- trance music is the trend of the 21st century. Trust MUSICBLITZ columnist Nina Pearlman to bring you up to speed! Also reviewed: Olive, The Fink and Amon Tobin! |
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The CULT of Personality
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The Cult's Ian Astbury waxes eloquent on Music, the Magic of Tibet, & the Sad Spiritual State of Modern Masculinity! |
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Big Blues From Little Milton!
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Grits is groceries, eggs is poultry -- and Little Milton is The Man! MUSICBLITZ chews the fat with the cat who brought us "We're Gonna Make It!" and a whole mess of other "Big Blues" classics! |
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What's That Noise? (May 2000)
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Electronic music too repetitive for you? Then you haven't been listening closely enough! From LTJ Bukem to DJ Krush and Green Velvet, MUSICBLITZ columnist Nina Pearlman guides you through the monotonous to music that's anything but! |
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The Voodoo That He Do!
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Louisiana blues-rocker Tony Joe White talks to MUSICBLITZ about Swamp Voodoo, Cadillacs, and the low-down magic of Lightnin' Hopkins. Pull up a plate of crawfish and set a spell! |
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Let Them Eat Cake!
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Deathray vocalist Dana Gumbiner waxes eloquent on his band's self-titled debut, introspective singer/songwriters, and what it's like being known as "the band featuring the guys from Cake." |
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The Great Freedom of Failure!
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David Thomas of Pere Ubu may be one of rock's most successful flops. In the wake of Bay City, his noir-ish new solo record, the veteran art-punk talks to MUSICBLITZ about longevity, loss, and channeling the spirit of Raymond Chandler. |
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I Still Like Ike -- Ike Turner Gets His Props!!
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Ike Turner has always been "The Wicked Prince of The Blues" -- but he's also one of rock's great unsung heroes. Forget his checkered past -- we here at MUSICBLITZ still like Ike, dammit! |
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The Five Percent! (April 2000)
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Is heavy metal dead -- or just too ugly to live? In this month's edition of The Five Percent, columnist Dan Epstein waxes loquacious about the hellacious state of metal in the new millennium! |
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