
Issue 197
July 2000
Bites
Reynols Stop making sense Toshimaru
Nakamura Hot desking Petr Kotik Cage's
Czech mate
23 Skidoo
Releasing their first new album in 16 years, London's rhythm
savages are set to reclaim the post-Industrial ethnofunk high
ground from Body Shoppers, New Agers and Fourth World fusionists.
By David Stubbs
Oral Pleasure
Anti-Pop Consortium, Mike Ladd, Ozone Entertainment, Sonic Sum and
Dose One are remaking vocal HipHop as therapy, art space and
playground for fantasy - but not the livin' large variety. By Peter
Shapiro
William Hooker
ith the drum as his teacher and spirit guide, Hooker has become one
of the busiest musicians inside NYC's new free zone, where ecstatic
jazz collides with New Music, rock noise and turntablism. David
Keenan
Tangents: The Solar Myth Approach
In the first of a new bi-monthly series, Ken Hollings takes an
oblique look at the recurrent manifestations of extraterrestrial
origins in the music of Sun Ra, Stockhausen, Parliament and
Hawkwind
Invisible Jukebox: Kim Gordon
Sonic Youth's very own Free Kitten takes the expressway to the
mystery listening booth, including tracks by Christian Marclay,
Yoko Ono, Minutemen, The Byrds, Brigitte Fontaine and more. Tested
by Rob Young