Mountain King-The Truth EP | Album Review
Those lads from little ol’ southern Illinois are back at it again. Mountain King checks in with a follow up
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A Polar Bear in Nevada: A Tale of Modern Vegas
by Kennedy Dillinger Whenever I fly over the desert I’m always intrigued by the isolated homes that pepper the flat, brown land. Miles and miles stretch between them, but from above it’s just seconds. One one thousand– two one thousand– they’re gone. I wonder about what people are doing. I […]
Editorial: Kim Jong Fat, Kim Jong Pow, Kim Jong Dead.
There has been a lot in the media lately regarding North Korea, and I occasionally binge feed on it for several hours at a time. It is a bitter business, all information fed through a dozen layers of propaganda and ignorant know it all’s. Most of it gibberish. All of it […]
Doors Defender: John Densmore
The news: The Doors are suing Kylie and Kendall Jenner for appropriating the famous Doors logo and their iconic lead singer’s image for the Jenner tee-shirt line… the horror! It is just the latest attempt to cash in on a guy who vowed not to sell out. That guy […]
An Interview with Heathcote Williams
Editors note: Heathcote Williams shuffled off this mortal coil on July 1, 2017. We were honored he granted us this 2015 interview and allowed us to publish some of his work. interview by Saira Viola For Saira Viola and Heathcote Williams: If Art, if poetry is not revolutionary then it […]
Celebrating a Half Century of the Music of Frank Zappa
by Doc Jeffurious Higgason By the time Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention released their second album Absolutely Free in May of 1967, the group had already fixed itself as a strident, intelligent satirical mirror that reflected back the pretentious aspects of American pop culture. At that particular juncture […]
Beat the Beatles
As we celebrate, incredibly to many of us, the 50th anniversary of the release of the iconic Sgt. Peppers album, this June 2017, let’s take a step back from the point of view of a 60s survivor who is now IN his 60s. I was 12 years old at the […]
Album Review: Ho99o9’s United States of Horror
by: Kidman J. Williams Artist: Ho99o9 Album: United States of Horror Label: Deathkult Rating: 4.1 Ho99o9 is one of those mythical creatures that we call bands with talent. Much like the Unicorn or Bigfoot, we aren’t sure if they truly exist or ever did. True originality in a sea […]
10 Marvel Movie Heroes that Stan Lee DIDN’T Create
by: Miguel Cima If you think Stan Lee is the most important name in comics – not so fast. First of all, there’s reason to question just how much credit he deserves for creating all those famous Marvel Comics superheroes (see Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko for that conversation). […]
Album Review: Syrus’ Just Remember EP
by: Joe Siess Artist: Syrus Album: Just Remember EP Label: Unsigned/Indie Rating: 3.8/5.0 Syrus absolutely has a sound he can proudly call his own. The Syrus sound has got that bigger than life, South Florida, palm trees and shimmering Miami skyline by the pool with the fat Cuban cigar […]
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