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Razorcake #64 Now Available
October/November 2011
By Staff Saturday, October 01 2011

Razorcake #64 $3.00 US $5.00 Canada $6.00 Mexico $8.00 International
Available here: http://www.razorcake.org/store/razorcake-64
Cover by Yuriko Hoshino (http://www.yurikohoshino.com/)
ADD/C: Interview by Todd Taylor. They may have never played with Mini Kiss, but they’re one of the best punk bands going. Or, maybe they did play with Mini Kiss. They don’t have a website so we can’t be sure. (http://www.myspace.com/addccdda)
Chris Wollard and the Ship Thieves: Interview by Replay Dave. They’ve got a lot of guitars, but that’s what happens when you’ve got a lot of talent. They’re practically a Gainesville institution. (http://www.myspace.com/shipthieves)
Madison Bloodbath: Interview by Joe Dana and Todd Taylor. These dudes party like Vikings drinking whiskey out of pint glasses. If you don’t know what to expect from that, we don’t know what to tell you. (http://myspace.com/madisonbloodbath)
Andrew Tolley: Interview by Ryan Leach. Even on the opposite side of the world in New Zealand, there’s tons of stuff going on musically, and this guy’s at the forefront. (http://www.myspace.com/perpetratorrecords)
Sean Carswell is an old punk but a young soul.
Jim Ruland has a lot of respect for salmon.
Maddy Tight Pants is a champion.
Mitch Clem was the ultimate punk.
Nardwuar talks to the Pack A.D. (from Canada).
Rev. Nørb looks good for fourteen.
Art Fuentes went to Comic Con.
The Rhythm Chicken had a busy summer.
Designated Dale ate a lot this summer.
Ben Snakepit remembers The Parlor.
Kiyoshi Nakazawa figures out why people don’t tip.
Adrian Chi rewrites a joke.
Gary Hornberger can drive fifty five.
Amy Adoyzie believes in deodorant, and not those weird “crystals.”
And a burrito-load’s worth of reviews, to boot.
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