
CRKO= Corporate Rock Knock Out and Nobunny knocks the corporate behomeths flat on their fat fucking asses.
http://issuu.com/crko-fanzine/docs/crko_fanzine__0?mode=window&backgroundColor#222222

CRKO= Corporate Rock Knock Out and Nobunny knocks the corporate behomeths flat on their fat fucking asses.
http://issuu.com/crko-fanzine/docs/crko_fanzine__0?mode=window&backgroundColor#222222

Hey all, you know how I like to dig through old, archival shit to find hidden jewls on my favorite artists, right? Well, Creative Loafing Atlanta is an invaluable source for finding ancient articles on great Atlanta bands and KLYAM faves like the Black Lips and Deerhunter. Creative Loafing is a weekly magazine and is still up and runninng. Check out CLATL online: http://clatl.com/

Black Lips circa 2003- Creative Loafing
Here is a sweet article I found in CLATL’s vast amount of archives: http://clatl.com/atlanta/born-bad/Content?oid=1241550
This article entitled “Born Bad” is by Chad Radford and it is from May 7, 2003. Radford covers the Black Lips’ riotous behavior on and off stage, the early days of the Die Slaughterhaus, the then recent death of original guitarist Ben Eberbaugh, and the band’s inconceivable signing to Bomp! Records. It is great to see the band when they are really young and I find it fascinating that as early as 2003 Jared Swilley was using the line “We’re good-bad, not evil” years before the Vice release of the same name.
A great honor to be in the Magazine of Rock & Roll America. A fitting combination, I’d say, right You and Me? Anyway, check out a copy online here: http://issuu.com/seangoblinko/docs/pork6 and if you have great clubs/DIY spots that carry the magazine then pick up a physical copy. Here is a link to the PORK website: http://internetpork.com/

Photo from Verbicide
http://www.verbicidemagazine.com/2012/03/29/10-questions-with-natural-child/
What’s your favorite beer?
Zack: What’s the difference? It all tastes like shit. Lone Star is pretty good. PBR.
Wes: I find myself drinking PBR all the time.
One week until the release of Natural Child’s For the Love of the Game on Burger Records!
Written by Allison Tanenhaus (we met her at a Colleen Green show, too!)
“When I planned to meet Colleen Green before her show at the Middle East’s ZuZu on August 23, I was smacked with a sinking realization – I don’t know what she looks like.
Yes, I’d been to her Myspace and her Facebook page. I’d watched live footage and listened to her limited-edition cassette. But the youtube videos were darkly lit and showed her in sunglasses. And the image on her Facebook profile and her cassette was a simple cartoon drawing (also with sunglasses, natch). I’d have to wait until after her set to approach her.”
Continue reading here: http://happybirfdayjeff.blogspot.com/2012/02/kapital-ink.html and where it appears in full in Kapital Ink, Maine’s only ROCK n ROLL magazine: http://www.kapitalink.com/back_issues.html