Issue 110
April 1993
Sounding Off
News, events, dates, ideas, letters and the Wire-guide to
what's going down
Philip Glass
Louise Gray gets the Lowdown on the pop-art composer
Bruce's Fingers
Chris Blackford celebrates ten years on the outside for the
independent label
Seeing Things
TWA contemplate music under the gun
Hector Zazou
David Toop talks global village linkups with the Algerian
flaneur
The Modern Musiquarium
Michael Banks was there, taking pictures
Metal & Islam
Kean Wong reports from South East Asia on the war between ancient
faith and serious fun
Taboos & Routines
Mark Sinker looks at John Zorn, Genesis, P-Orridge and art-shock in
music down the ages
Jazz & The BBC
Stuart Nicholson examines an institution's lamentable broadcasting
record
Can They Shut The Rap Up?
Laura Connelly asks if America's Free Speech statutes are working
for HipHop
Competitions
Win an Eightball Jazz-Not-Jazz CD, a Mystere Des Voix
Bulgares CD, or a Jamiroquai T-shirt!
Censorship In Czechoslovakia
Stephen graham tells of cultural suppression in Eastern Europe
before the fall of Communism
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And win a pathbreaking rap LP!
Music Goes To Court
David Toop recalls his days as a defence witness for intolerable
pop
Don Byron
Brian Morton listens to the Klezmer klarinettist
Great Lost Recordings
Ben Watson on Ennio Morricone
Invisible Jukebox: Coldcut
The mixmasters try their luck: Mark Sinker pulls the platters out
of his hat
Reel-To-Reel
David Eimer discusses the latest video releases
Soundcheck
the records that matter by the writers that count
