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Too melodic for punk, too gritty for "new wave" -- The Psychedelic Furs are a hard band to pigeonhole, which makes them that much more rewarding. Steve Stav speaks with legendary frontman Richard Butler.
AN ENGLISHMAN IN NEW YORK: AN INTERVIEW WITH EXPATRIATE FRONTMAN RICHARD BUTLER OF THE PSYCHEDELIC FURS by Steve Stav Phil Bailey The Psychedelic Furs Even at the height of their popularity, in the free-for-all bliss of the 1980s, the Psychedelic Furs were a difficult band to label. Formed in England ...
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Athens icon Vic Chesnutt discusses his brilliant new CD, Silver Lake, with devoted fan Steve Stav.
SWEET SONGS FROM THE SOUTH VIC CHESNUTT by Steve Stav courtesy www.spinartrecords.com Vic Chesnutt's songs don't get played much on mainstream radio, and his face won't be on MTV anytime soon -- but his radio-friendly, photogenic superstar-peers contend that he's one of the best songwriters in the ...
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March 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Von Ra (Bing Futch)
... and Dave Smith were pulling off a one-two punch of a performance on acoustic guitars and vocals. Though a lot of their material consisted of covers, the duo snuck in a few originals here and there -- these gems stood their ground alongside the obligatory Pearl Jam tunes and requests for "Stairway To ...
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November 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Dr. Eugene Chadbourne (Holly Day)
by Holly Day Eugene Chadbourne, born 1954, grew up in Boulder, Colorado. His mother was a refugee from the Nazis (her account of the introduction of anti-Jewish regulations at her school surfaces on "I've Been Everywhere"). His music, from the punk rock/trademark feedback guitar sound of Shockabilly ...
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March 1998 :: Live :: Oasis (Michael Crown)
Oasis UCF Arena, Orlando 2.6.98 by Michael Crown When George Bush became President, I had an interesting observation: even though the majority of Americans elected him, I couldn't find a single person who would admit to voting for him. When I mentioned to people that I was going to see Oasis, I experienced ...
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November 1998 :: Live Ink :: Robbie Fulks (James Mann)
... 24, 1998 by James Mann Robbie Fulks is one goofy, cloud-scraping hayseed. At least that's what he wants ya to think. Country legend Roger Miller did the same thing. For every "Dang Me" he unleashed on the world, there was a "King of the Road," songs that showed the depth and soul behind the wisecracking ...
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May 1998 :: SXSW 1998 :: Stack'm Up! (Marshall Presnell)
by Marshall Presnell The yearly campfire ruckus that is the South by Southwest Music Conference turns the capitol of Texas into the Mecca of the alt.music.biz. The trade show and panel discussions are certainly useful, but the real crux of the whole circus is the music. And there's plenty of music ...
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August 1998 :: Ink Spots :: The Amazing Royal Crowns (Julio Diaz)
An Audience with the King by Julio Diaz Friendships sometimes start in the strangest ways. My friendship with the Amazing Royal Crowns is an excellent example. I became friends with the Providence, RI-based rockabilly-punk band after writing negative comments about them "missing" a gig in an Ink Nineteen ...
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April 1998 :: Columns :: 7even Inches ()
... Explorations Audio Expolorations 7" (Stripmine) I've been struggling to write this review for a few months now; I'm finding it difficult to judge the songs on this record by themselves, without taking into consideration Audio Exploration's continually-evolving sound. At this juncture, the duo finds ...
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