by Mite Mutant | 2000 | Interviews, National Interviews
(Originally appeared in Mutant Renegade Zine #13, Winter 2000) At the age of 17, Shelia Chandra became Britain’s first mainstream Asian pop star as the voice of chart toppers Monsoon. Soon after she embarked on a solo career that has been instrumental in getting...
by Mite Mutant | 2000 | Articles
(Originally appeared in Mutant Renegade Zine #13, Winter 2000) Recently the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame had an Elvis Presley exhibit and the world celebrated his birthday. All of this is well and good, but another event happened recently in which went unnoticed by the...
by Mite Mutant | 2000 | Interviews, Strange & Exotic Dayton
(Originally appeared in Mutant Renegade Zine #13, Winter 2000) BDSM stands for bondage & discipline / dominance & submission/sadism & masochism or sadomasochism. This is just one of the things I learned when I recently talked with Mistress Freya, a...
by Gail Pop | 2000 | Deadbeat Corner, Interviews
(Originally appeared in Mutant Renegade Zine #15, Fall 2000) Tom Watson is a local artist, ‘zine guru, club kid, mystery man, photographer, scandal maker, movie buff, monkey boy and mischievous little brother of Eddie Munster. The first issue of Tom’s...
by Gail Pop | 2000 | Deadbeat Corner, Interviews
(Originally appeared in Mutant Renegade Zine #14, Summer 2000) Gary Thompson has been a staple in the Dayton music scene since the early ‘80s. Gary was influenced early in his life my electronic music especially Gary Numan. Gary has been involved in several bands in...
by Mite Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - A
American Steel – Every New Morning – 7″ (Cheetah’s Records) Rough punk with rock ‘n’ roll attitude. The guitar licks are true hard rock groove while the vocals retain true punk rock grit all the way through, even on the tune No Tears. The tunes...
by Grog Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - B
The Booked – Feel the Pride – CD (Radical Records) Kick ass anthemic boots and straps punk rock . It’s good to hear that there are still bands like this kicking out the killer hooks and catchy choruses. Every song on this release seemed to have and...
by Grog Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - C
Counting Crows – This Desert Life – CD (DGC) I’m a bit surprised. I like a few of their songs that I’ve heard on the radio from previous releases, but I never really expected much from them. This release has turned out to be one of my favorites in this...
by Johnny Death | 2000 | Music Reviews - D
Drowning Man – …Howtheylight… – CD (Revelation Records) From Burlington, Vermont comes Drowning Man. Drowning Man supply is a blend of spastic metal/hardcore. This is a short 15 minutes EP gives us tales of heartbreak and woe, ruminations on...
by Mite Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - F
Frampton Brothers – File Under F (for Failure) – CD (Cacophone Records) When this CD first started out, I thought to myself “Oh no, another Ramones influenced band.” My worries were put to rest as soon as the second tune started. The Frampton Brothers are...
by Gail Pop | 2000 | Music Reviews - H
Half Pint – Recollection – CD (Cornerstone R.A.S. / Skunk Records) Heraclitus once said that the hidden harmony is better than the obvious. The hidden harmony is celebrated in every note on this incredible release. Half Pint is one of the most underrated...
by Grog Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - K
Kid Brother Collective – Never Trust Yourself – CD (Doom Nibbler Records) I really liked these guys when they sent me their CD-EP last year for review. All I can say is that they’ve gotten better. Great songs that fall into the emo / punk-pop range...
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