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All Day (Indication/ Red Eye). Review by Jen Cray.
THE PIETASTERS ALL DAY Indication/ Red Eye While I'm not the biggest ska listener these days, when I do decide to turn on some island image conjuring reggae tunes I steer towards the late '60s end of the scale. Toots & the Maytals, Desmond Dekker, any of the old Trojan Records bands. When I want ska ...
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December 1997 :: Ink Spots :: Ska-tastrophe (Julio Diaz)
by Julio Diaz Ska, as a whole, doesn't get a big share of mainstream press coverage. Sure, magazines like Spin and Alternative Press will do the occasional cursory coverage, but more often than not they'll limit themselves to whoever the record sellers of the moment happen to be, often lumping in bands ...
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November 1998 :: Music Sl-T :: Steady Sounds From the Underground (Julio Diaz)
Steady Sounds From the Underground Various Artists Side 1 Ho hum, another ska comp largely made up of previously released material. While I certainly understand the significance of having big draws like the Pietasters, Hepcat, the Supertones, Kemuri, and Bim Skala Bim on your comp, some of this stuff ...
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November 1998 :: Ink Spots :: New York Ska-Jazz Ensemble (Julio Diaz)
by Julio Diaz The story goes that the New York Ska-Jazz Ensemble started with a backstage conversation. "It happened in 1993," reveals bandleader "Rocksteady" Freddy Reiter, longtime saxophonist for one of the world's best-loved ska bands, the Toasters. "We were doing the Skavoovie tour; Rick (Faulkner ...
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August 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Rancid (Brian Kruger)
A Punk's Progress by Brian Kruger I recently spoke with Rancid's Lars Frederiksen while he was on the road on the Warped tour and to promote Rancid's long-awaited fourth album, Life Won't Wait. Here's a little of our conversation: Life Won't Wait was recorded basically all over the place, in a lot ...
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April 2000 :: Music B-C :: Capitol Radio (Andrew Chadwick)
Capitol Radio Various Artists Capitol Radio This is a compilation of bands representing the playlist of a weekly radio show in D.C. focusing on punk and hardcore. Unreleased songs from Lickity Split, Pietasters, the Traitors, the Spoilers and United 121. Favorites include the Traitors song and previously ...
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February 1998
FEBRUARY 1998 February 1998 February 1998 Cover From the Publisher Feature A Letter from the Monkey Editor 19 Airwave Apes A Barrel of Monkey Business 19 or so Cinematic Simians The Cruelty of Confinement The Adventures of Curious Jorge 2000 I don't like Monkeys Famous Monkeys of Filmland Monkey of ...
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