Razorcake #39
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The Measure {SA}: Interview by Matt Pullman. Basement folk punk that’s equal parts Billy Bragg and American Steel. Have you read past issues and thought “You know, this band is okay, but I wish they could name every county in New Jersey”? Well get STOKED. (http://www.myspace.com/themeasuresa)
Chris Walter: Interview by Allan Macinnis. Notable Canadian author who proves just how much one person can overcome, and that there are things in life to write about other than bands who shit their pants. (http://www.myspace.com/gfy_press)
Circle One: Interview by Jimmy Alvarado and Todd Taylor. Part two of two. Just like these dudes are still going, so is this interview.
I Object: Interview by Chris Piegler. Some of the happiest, angry hardcore kids going these days. (http://www.myspace.com/iobject)
The Copyrights: Interview by Mr. Z. Midwest pop punk that’s so classic, yet fresh as a stripper BLT. (http://www.myspace.com/thecopyrights)
The Penetrators: Interview by Mike Frame. Another highlight from Killed By Death. Because we’re not happy with just one bad ass old school band per issue. (http://www.myspace.com/thecopyrights)
Liz O. thinks back to simpler times.
Jim Ruland got married!
Mitch Clem draws about SCIENCE!
Gary Hornberger thinks that Paris Hilton sucks.
Amy Adoyzie puts a new spin on feng shui.
Ben Snakepit draws his top ten American eateries.
Rev. Nørb gets a little arty on us (but we’re not sure just how much we can take).
The Rhythm Chicken is unmasked.
Designated Dale writes about the controversy surrounding the Catholic Church.
Art draws his summer vacations.
Kiyoshi Nakazawa draws about some weird pick up bars.
Nardwuar talks to Geddy Lee about his punk-ness.
Sean Carswell gets his door kicked in tonight, alright.
Craven Rock does a guest column on just that (think about THAT).
Also we’re very proud to announce that after the near shortage of last issue, we’re back to having tons of record, zine, and book reviews. AND a video review.
