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ROCK N ROLL PURGATORY
#12 & 13, $2, 8 ½ x 11, xeroxed, 44 pgs. Each
By Sean Carswell Tuesday, October 07 2008
I’m always giving this zine good reviews. It’s been going on for about six issues now, and I’m not gonna stop with #12 or #13. Issue #12 features solid interviews with Throwrag, The Donettes, Satan’s Teardrops, and Trailer Bride, as well as some funny pieces on joining the “Cowboys For Jesus” and about George W. Bush’s evil clone. Issue #13 has a great Knockout Pills interview, and good interviews with Al Foul, High School Hellcats, Astro Zombies, and Swing Ding Amigos. There are also articles that bring to light Osama bin Laden’s recent trip to Mars and the role the Amish played in the JFK assassination. And, of course, who could forget the advice column from a 13th century Catholic Bishop. Beyond the interviews and the humor, Rock N Roll Purgatory has some very helpful record reviews (in other words, I find myself agreeing with the reviewers on the albums I’ve listened to, so I feel like I can trust them in picking up something I haven’t heard) and lengthy show reviews. All in all, this is some of the best coverage of punk, rockabilly, and street punk that you’ll find anywhere. –Sean (RNR Purgatory, 342 South Walnut St., Wooster, OH 44691)
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