Articles & Interviews:
- Chantal Static Spotlight
- Interview with Sinner Lane
- element a440
- Coffee with Howitzer
- AZ Roller Derby
- Fat Cats Venue Review
Concert Reviews:
- St. Madness @ Mason Jar
CD Reviews:
- Cold Fusion
- Casket Life
Featured Artist:
- Jon Urtxegi Luna
SLAM Magazine
Issue 13 - Vol 2 - March 2005
In stores now! Pick up a FREE copy at your local Zia Records or Trails!
We at SLAM Magazine want to thank the following musicians for helping us bring the house down at our one-year anniversary party at Alice Cooper'stown on February 25th. Show them some of the love that they so graciously showed us.
WorkShirt Wonder
A local favorite since 2001, WorkShirt Wonder has been delighting audiences throughout the valley with their brass intensive ska sound and magnetic stage presence. Their new
For all those who missed last months article about the poetry slams out in Mesa, they are still going on at Anthology Café on Wednesdays, and Essenza on Thursdays. While this isn’t really music related, I feel poetry can be argued to be an art form. Besides that, it’s just something fun to do. Poetry readings aren’t exactly fun, because they tend to be very serious, ut the slam format leans more towards humor and theatrics. Not to mention, cheering and screaming. It really livens up the
idea of poetry, which is usually more solemn and sobering.
