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Interview with Artist, Vance Kelly by Madame X
Vance Kelly is an accomplished artist from New Orleans, known for his album cover and poster art. He’s worked on creations for a slew of famed musicians, including Down, Huntress, Mastadon, Slayer, and The Sword. X: Is there a name for … Continue reading
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Tagged Album Covers, Artist, Austin, Down, fantasy, Graveyard, Huntress, Junker Designs, Kadavar, Mythology, New Orleans, Obscuro Operis, Occult, Orange Goblin, Romani Gallery, Slayer, The Sword, Tod Waters, Vance Kelly
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Reverend Horton Heat…by Janet Hammer & Wendy WWAD
The Reverend Horton Heat is back with a new record on Victory Records and starting a tour that lands them in Austin on December 21st at Emo’s. Their blistering sound and good humor songs are as good now as … Continue reading
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Tagged Beatles, Blake Shelton, Cain's Ballroom, Coachella, Dead Kennedys, Deke Dickerson, Demented Are Go, Duke Ellington, Elm Street Music and Tattoo Festival, Elvis, Ernest Tubb, George Jones, Gunan Batz, Hank Jr., Hank Sr., Hootenanny, J.D. McPherson, Jello Biafra, Jimi Hendrix, Johnny Cash, Les Paul Trio, Luther Perkins, Merle Haggard, Meteors, Necromantix, Oliver Peck, Pat Capocci, Patsy Cline, Psychobilly, Punk Rock Bowling, Sex Pistols, The Creepshow, Two Tons of Steel, Victory Records
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FLAG! by Wendy WWAD
An Interview with Chuck Dukowski of FLAG! WW: Who are the current members of FLAG? FLAG/Chuck: FLAG is Keith Morris (Vocals), Chuck Dukowski (bass), Dez Cadena (Vocals, Guitar, Backing Vocals), Bill Stevenson (Drums), Stephen Egerton (guitar, backing vocals). WW: What … Continue reading
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Tagged ALL, Beerland, Bill Stevenson, Black Flag, Body Count, Bug Lamp, CD6, Cerebral Ballzy, Chuck Dukowski, Circle Jerks, DC3, Dean Allen Spunt, Dez Cadena, Fear, FFF Fest, Flag, Goldenvoice, Greg Ginn, Ian MacKaye, Keith Morris, Los Angeles, MacArthur Park, Massacre Guys, MC5, Mike Watt's Missingmen, Milo, Minor Threat, Misfits, No Age, October Faction, OFF!, Only Crime, Panic, Paul Roessler, Randy Randall, Redd Kross, Robo, Ron Reyes, Seals with Antlers, SST Records, Stephen Egerton, Stooges, the Big Boys, The Decline of Western Civilization, The Descendents, The Germs, The Last, Thurston Moore, Tim Kerr, TSOL, United Gang Members, Wurm, WURMHOLE, X
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Doug Stanhope…by Otis Crowley
An Interview with Doug Stanhope…by Otis Crowley Crowley: I just saw the trailer for the Andy Andrist video. It looks amazing. What has the feedback been like? Stanhope: That’s Andy’s thing. I was honored just to be a part of … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Dice Clay, Andy Andrist, Bill Cosby, Bob Newhart, Celebrity Death Pool, Dane Cook, Doug Stanhope, Joe Rogan, Red 7, The Man Show
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An Interview with Dave Nobody (David Duet) from El Pathos…by Wendy WWAD
An Interview with Dave Nobody (aka David Duet) WW: So I believe that I first met you when you were on tour with Catbutt, which hailed from Seattle. How long were you with those guys? Weren’t you on Subpop? NOBODY: … Continue reading
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Tagged 13th Floor Elevators, Big Boys, Bufx Parrot, Butthole Surfers, C.O.C.A., Catbutt, Dashboard Mary, David Carradine, Dick Van Dyke, Dicks, Empty, Gary Floyd, Girl Trouble, HAAM, Howling Wolf, Ignitor, Inserts, L7, Nirvana, offenders, P Diddy, Pat Doyle, Penultimate, Planned Parenthood, Poison 13, Reverend Horton Heat, Rob Buford, Robert Johnson, Saustex, Shoulders, Stains, Sub Pop, Supersuckers, SXSW, Terminal Booking, The Dwarves, The Gun Club, The MC5, The Sonics, the Stooges., The U-Men, Tom Waits, Usher
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Aaron Thomas: Hunk a Hunk of Burning Love
I’m not sure when I started getting bored of going downtown all the time, but it was within the past two to five years. The occasional person that I would see didn’t really make it worthwhile to go down there, … Continue reading
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