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
Anti Domestix – This Demon Called Love – 7″ (Cheetah’s Records) My god, I swear the vocalist on this release sounds just like Dayton’s very own Will “Dobie Gillis” Dalgard. Angry young man vocals intermixed with punk rock anthem music makes...
by Mite Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - B
Blue Man Group – Audio – CD (Virgin Records) I remember seeing the Blue Man Group on television in the early ‘90s. From what I remember, three bald and blue characters entered a stage with metal oil barrels strapped to their feet and did a percussive...
by Mite Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - C
Jimmy Cliff – Ultimate Collection – CD (Hip-O / Universal Records) Jimmy Cliff ranks right up there with Bob Marley when people think of great reggae stars. In fact before Bob Marley came along, Jimmy Cliff was the biggest reggae star. I first heard of...
by Mite Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - D
Ani Difranco – To the Teeth – CD (Rightous Babe Records) One of the reasons that I like Beatles so much is the diversity of their music and how with each album they grew. That is one of the same reasons I like Ani DiFranco so much. I have been listening to...
by Gail Pop | 2000 | Music Reviews - F
Fishsticks – Disko – CD (Theologian Records) 31 songs. 15 minutes. If you’re in need of a punk rock quickie, “Disko” will come in very handy for you. - Gail Mutant...
by Mite Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - G
Gran Torino – Two – CD (26.2 Music) If you have a chance to see this band play live, do it now before they become huge. They are nothing short of phenomenal. Gran Torino’s apocalyptic groove if powered by nine musicians who call Knoxville, TN home....
by Mite Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - J
Jag Offs – Four Letter Words – CD (Recess Records) Less than basic punk rock 101 in music and lyrics. The entire release sounded like I was listening to a 33rpm recording being played back at 78rpm. - Mite Mutant...
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