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FRANTIC CITY
#1, $2, 8 ½” x 6”, 32 pgs.
By Joe Evans III
Tuesday, March 18 2008
The “first” issue of this zine (apparently there were previous issues numbered “0,” “00,” and “000”), that highlights a lot of garage and power pop. There’re interviews with rad bands like The Rip Offs, Milk and Cookies, and Guitar Wolf (I admittedly didn’t even realize they were still together). Some of the interviews are a little brief, but this reminded me of Go Metric! without the humorous articles. Apparently there’s also a label that focuses on the same kind of music covered here. –Joe Evans III (31 Rue A. Barine, 17000 La Rochelle, France)
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