http://www.ink19.com/ The Glass-Bottom Boat of the Cultural Press daily 4 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 http://graphics.ink19.com/rdf/logo.gif http://www.ink19.com/ issues/july2009/printReviews/hawkmanCompanion.html <p><b>Matthew Moyer</b> finds <i>Hawkman Companion</i>'s artwork to be its redemption.</p> issues/july2009/musicReviews/musicB/kathBloom.html <p><i>A Tribute to the Songs of Kath Bloom</i> (Chapter Music). Review by <b>Rod Leith</b>.</p> issues/july2009/musicReviews/musicP/pearlJam.html <p><i>Ten (Legacy Edition)</i> (Epic Records). Review by <b>Tim Wardyn</b>.</p> issues/july2009/interviews/DaveWakeling.html <p><b>The English Beat</b> refuses to die with the '80s. <i>Ink 19</i>'s <b>Robert M. Sutton</b> chats with The Beat's <b>Dave Wakeling</b> about the early days of the 2-Tone ska revival in England and the challenge of taking the past back into the future.</p> issues/july2009/musicReviews/musicC/crocodiles.html <p><i>Summer of Hate</i> (Fat Possum). Review by <b>Matthew Moyer</b>.</p> issues/july2009/musicReviews/musicM/missDerringer.html <p><i>Winter Hill</i> (Nickel and Dime). Review by <b>Jen Cray</b>.</p> issues/july2009/musicReviews/musicG/greaterCalifornia.html <p><i>All The Colors</i> (Subtitled Audio). Review by <b>Carl F Gauze</b>.</p> issues/june2009/musicReviews/musicT/1090Club.html <p><i>Natural Selection</i> (Sidecho). Review by <b>P. McEver</b>.</p> issues/june2009/musicReviews/musicP/pineLeafBoys.html <p><i>Homage Au Pass&eacute;</i> (Lionsgate). Review by <b>Carl F Gauze</b>.</p> issues/june2009/musicReviews/musicB/boxmasters.html <p><i>Modbilly</i> (Vanguard Records). Review by <b>Tim Wardyn</b>.</p> issues/june2009/musicReviews/musicP/pomegranates.html <p><i>Everybody, Come Outside!</i> (Lujo). Review by <b>Carl F Gauze</b>.</p> issues/june2009/interviews/miniatureTigers.html <p><b>Lynn Wallace</b> talks to Miniature Tigers front man <b>Charlie Brand</b> about the band's first full-length album, touring, and its recent rise to fame.</p> issues/june2009/musicReviews/musicB/bats.html <p><i>The Guilty Office</i> (Hidden Agenda). Review by <b>Aaron Shaul</b>.</p> issues/june2009/musicReviews/musicG/sergeGainsbourg.html <p><i>Histoire de Melody Nelson</i> (Light In The Attic Records). Review by <b>Carl F Gauze</b>.</p> issues/june2009/eventReviews/sounds.html <p><b>The Sounds</b> take a night off from their opening stint on No Doubt's big tour to seduce an excited Orlando audience, <b>Jen Cray</b> among them.</p> issues/june2009/musicReviews/musicK/knaan.html <p><i>Troubadour</i> (A&M). Review by <b>Chris Catania</b>.</p> issues/june2009/musicReviews/musicC/carbonLeaf.html <p><i>Nothing Rhymes With Woman</i> (Vanguard Records). Review by <b>Tim Wardyn</b>.</p> issues/june2009/interviews/burnHalo.html <p><b>Burn Halo</b>'s members have no crew, take turns driving the van, and after gigs they hoof it outside the venue to hawk their own autographed CDs. <i>Ink 19</i>'s <b>Elianne Halbersberg</b> snuck in a quiet moment with frontman <b>James Hart</b>, who took a break from channeling The Minutemen to talk about the power of D.I.Y.</p> issues/june2009/musicReviews/musicD/drunkenBarnDance.html <p><i>Drunken Barn Dance</i> (Pedal Bark/Quite Scientific). Review by <b>Aaron Shaul</b>.</p>