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A New Six-Disc Set Documents Two Years of Live Suicide Havocnew

Filling six discs with 13 complete sets from New York and Europe, Live 1977-78 is perhaps, as the back cover text admits, "Not for the fainthearted or casual fan." (Is there even such a thing as a casual Suicide fan?)
Baltimore City Paper  |  Marc Masters  |  08-12-2008  |  Reviews

Rock Critic Byron Coley on the No More Bush Tournew

As George W. Bush's departure looms, Coley has concocted a sequel to "More Hair Less Bush" with another cavalcade of artists who "honk the horn of freedom with both hands." Said honkers include guitar wizard Jack Rose, noise magician Karl Bauer (aka Axolotl), and avant-folk duo MV/EE, along with poets such as Valerie Webber and Charles Plymell.
Baltimore City Paper  |  Marc Masters  |  08-12-2008  |  Books

Legendary Avant-Garde Musician and Philosopher Henry Flynt Performs Again After 25 Yearsnew

Before he called it quits in 1984, he recorded long drone pieces and shorter country jams, collaborated with Tony Conrad, Pandit Pran Nath, and Yoko Ono, and even replaced John Cale in the Velvet Underground for two weeks in 1966. He also pursued mathematics at Harvard and New York University and economics at the New School.
Baltimore City Paper  |  Marc Masters  |  06-24-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Cabin Fervornew

Lost in the studio, Deerhoof swerves between impulse and control.
Baltimore City Paper  |  Marc Masters  |  01-25-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

Field of Screamsnew

John Brannon's howl, equal parts primal power and melodic reach, has ripped air for nearly 25 years, first with hardcore pioneers Negative Approach, then with blues-punkers Laughing Hyenas, and now with the steamrolling quartet Easy Action.
Baltimore City Paper  |  Marc Masters  |  08-31-2005  |  Profiles & Interviews

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