OTHER BANDS

This section of my website is for the bands that I don't have enough material on (or interest in) to devote a whole section to. This will also be a kind of clearing house for interviews and stuff that I scan in and/or OCR for other websites (such as the excellent Kill From the Heart) as well as material I'm gathering for upcoming webpages.

Most of the interviews are plain text (the ones in bold are html). If someone else has htmled 'em up, I'll provide a link to the fancy version as well.

If you have anything you'd like to see added to this section of my website, email me and I'll see what I can do.

I don't necessarily like all the bands here (frex, Jello Biafra's voice ruins the Dead Kennedys, and MDC only held my interest for about thirty seconds...) or agree with them (Killing Joke and their millenial frenzies are as good an example as any), but I felt the material was interesting nonetheless...

2004/11/13: Added a Freeze setlist.

2003/08/25: Added a bunch of Naked Raygun interviews. Figger out which are new for yourself. Added Melvins and Nirvana interviews too.

• Adrenalin OD:
  • interview from Flipside 55 [1988] [KFTH version]
• Alleycats:
  One of the early Dangerhouse bands, and a pretty good one at that.
  
  • stuff from Future Direction 2 [1977]
• Allied:
  A long forgotten midwestern band. Contemporaries (and neighbors) of Negative Approach and the Necros. Pete Zelewski, their guitarist, also did Real Threat fanzine with Dave Lozon. It looks like the Allied will get a release of some sort in the future. Keep your eyes peeled for more info.
  If anyone has further Allied content (interviews, pictures, tapes) email me.
  • 1982/09/15 flyer [1982]
  • interview from Touch and Go 21 [1982]
  • interview with Pete Zelewski [2002]
  • interview with Bud Burcar [2003]
• Angelic Upstarts:
  • interview from Real Threat 2 [1982]
    Is this the ONLY interview from the Angelics first US tour?
• Big Boys:
  • interview from Thrillseeker 2 [1983]
  • interview from Pages of Rage 4 [1983]
• Black Flag:
  • moved to: http://www.dementlieu.com/~obik/arc/blackflag/index.html
• Bruisers:
  • promo photo [1994]
• Da!:
  Did a good single, two great tracks on the Busted at Oz LP and a mediocre 12" EP before splitting.
  • review from the Coolest Retard 13 [1981]
• Dead Kennedys:
  • interview from Forced Exposure 4 [1983]
• Die Kreuzen:
  • interview from Flesh and Bones [1983]
  • interview from Touch and Go 21 [1983]
  • interview from Forced Exposure 10 [1986] [KFTH version]
• DOA:
  • Drones [1977]
• Flesh Columns:
  • interview from Inside View 2 [1983]
• Flesheaters:
  • tour diary from Take It! 6 [1982]
  • interview from Forced Exposure 4 [1982]
• Freeze:
  • setlist [1982]
• Heart Attack:
  • interview from Yet Another Rag 4 [1982]
• Husker Du:
  • interview from Thrillseeker 2 [1982]
• Jerry's Kids:
  • interview from Noise 91 [1989?] [KFTH version]
• Killing Joke:
  Industrial/post-punk dance music that DOESN'T suck.
  
  • interview from the Offense 12 [1981]
• Man Sized Action:
  • feature from Matter 10 [1985]
  • Tired of Ugly Fat? from Matter 11 [1985]
    Tired of Ugly Fat was Steve Albini's regular column in Matter. This one deals predominantly with the lack of good new music, and the breakup of Man Sized Action.
• MDC:
  • interview from Forced Exposure 4 [1983] [KFTH version]
• Melvins:
  
  • interview from Matt Lukin's Legs 4 [1989]
• Minutemen:
  I'd do a webpage on the Minutemen, but I wouldn't know where to start.
  
  • interview from Truly Needy 10 [1984?]
• Naked Raygun:
  • interview from the Coolest Retard 13 [1981]
  • interview from the Maximum Rock N Roll 19 [1984]
  • interview from the Bum Leg 2 [1985]
  • interview from the Ink Disease 14 [1988]
  • interview from the Ink Disease 17 [1990]
• Necros:
  • interview from Touch and Go 9 [1980]
  • interview from Forced Exposure 3 [1982]
• Negative Approach:
  • interview from Touch and Go 16 [1981]
  • interview from Trashland Adventures 4 [1982]
  • interview from Touch and Go 19 [1982]
  • interview from Forced Exposure 4 [1983] [KFTH version]
  • interview from Slum Words 2 [1983]
  • interview with Pete Zelewski (bass) [2002]
• Newtown Neurotics:
  I'd planned to do a webpage on them, but the official site has all the stuff I was going to include
  • press release for Kickstarting a Backfiring Nation, front, back [1986]
• Nirvana:
  
  • interview from Matt Lukin's Legs 4 [1989]
• Press:
  Awesome live band--I'd planned to do a webpage on them, but Andre never followed up to my interview questions.
  • interview from Double Barrel 1 [1989]
• Saints:
  • I'm Stranded press release
  • I'm Stranded promo photo
• Sex Pistols:
  • interview from Gabba Gabba Hey 3 [1977]
  • centerfold from Shews 2 [1977]
• Skulls:
  • Drones [1977]
• Slapshot:
  • interview from Noise [1990?]
• SSD:
  • interview from Forced Exposure 2 [1982]
• Stranglers:
  • Stranglers interview from Hangin' Around 2 [1977]
• Strike Under:
  Were a fantastic band who managed to release one 12" (pretty bland) and two live tracks (pretty fantastic).
  • interview from the Coolest Retard 13 [1981]
    The Strike Under interview is below the Da reviews...
• Subhumans:
  • interview from Splinterviews 2, images will follow [1982]
• Toothpaste:
  • interview from Matter 5 [1983]
• Undead:
  • interview from Yet Another Rag 3 [1981?]
• YDI:
  
  • setlist [1983]
• Young Lions:
  The Young Lions are an obsession of mine. They released one LP that was half-godlike, half godawful, and no one seems to know jack shit about them. They were a Toronto "hardcore" band who listened to british punk like SLF, heavy metal like Motorhead and lots of reggae. While they were active they managed to release three demo tapes (reward offered for original copies!) and had one (mediocre) track on the "Something to Believe In" compilation LP. The band split in 84, then reformed and released the "Welcome to the Freakshow" LP. That's all I know about the band. Any one with demo tapes, flyers, photos or other interviews, email me!
  • interview from Schrik 2 [1981]
• Youth Youth Youth:
  
  • interview and lyrics from APB 1 and One Solution 3 [1982]