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44 pages, hand painted covers. reviews, interviews, surveys, cartoons and more

EA is a 20-page music publication, b&w on tabloid-size (11 x 17 pages) newsprint. Circulation of 5,000 copies. The first issue includes interviews with: Thurston Moore Henry Rollins John Olson (Wolf Eyes/American Tapes) Emeralds Sun Araw Wet Hair Nomen Dubium

Plus scene reports from Gothenburg Sweden (written by Matthias Andersson of Release the Bats), Cleveland (by Sam Goldberg) and Iowa City (by Shawn Reed). Also an article by Jon Isaac. There's a centerfold poster too. Cover artwork and border/frames by Zachary Fleming.

"(March 2004, 96 pages) Kick His Heart's Ass - The Love And Heartbreak Issue! "For Sale. Set of his & hers gold wedding bands. (Never used) $50.00." The best, most heart-wrenching finds yet, coupled with interviews with The Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players and Popcorn Pete- The World's Greatest Finder."

"rothund is sold out, but last week rotkop + antistrot + smittekilde + knust/extrapool did a oneweek collaboration which resulted in a new full color stencilprinted book. no title only a proud but shy nn on the gay side of the cover. if i would be good in writing reviews, i probably didnt make drawings. yueyh.. too quickly done inside work by janus prutpuss, kevin apetown, dennis tyfus, zven balslev, soren mosdal, johan kleinjan, jan-dirk krust and jelle crama. 44 pages, A5 size, full color"

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Yo La Tengo, The Ex, David Sylvian, Mauricio Kagel, Soft Machine, Nina Simone, Asmus Tietchens, Sightings, Cliff Martinez, Semiconductor

Matmos, Kaffe Matthews, David Dyrne, Mike Kelley, Ron Geesin, Borad Bergman, Robert Wyatt, Erase Errata, Leafcutter John, Eric Glick Rieman

Aphex Twin, Christian Marclay, Taku Sugimoto, Spectral music: from Varese to Saariaho, Gloria Coates, Earth Erik Friedlander, Tim Hecker, Burning Man, Will Menter

2003 Rewind, Arthur Russell, Jermome Noetinger, Paal Nilssen-Love, Matt Rogalsky, Damon and Naomi, Basil Kirchin, Matthew Bourne

Einsturzende Neubauten, Sun City Girls, Joe Boyd, Charles Mingus, Greg Tate, Anthony Pateras, Portable, Davis Redford Triad, Halfer Trio, Mike Cooper

cLOUDDEAD, Gyorgi Ligeti, Art Bears, Mars, Four Tet, Olga Neuwirth, Double Leopards, Bernhard Gal, A Hack and a Hacksaw, Ghost, Squarepusher, Paul Wirkus

The State of the Song, Halfer Trio, Buck 65, Takehisa Kosugi, Jem Finer, Nautical Almanac, Oxbow on Dino

Fennesz, Eric Dolphy, Vinicius Cantuaria, Oriental woodwinds, Susan Philipsz, PG Six, Henrik Rylander, Sixtoo

Alvin Lucier, Damo Suzuki, Ellen Fullman, Devendra Banhart, Sunn O))), Bark Psychosis, Dengue Fever, Mark Leckey

Derek Bailey, Time Barnes, Jac Berrocal, Chris Watson, Kenneth Anger, Mira Caliz, Felix Kubin, Thomas Melchoir, Text of Light

Zeena Parkins and Ikue Mori, Henry Flint, Mats Gustafsson, Psychedelic soul, Jennifer Herrema, Radian, Juana Molina, Comets on Fire

2004 Rewind, LCD Soundsystem, Glenn Jones, Zeitkratzer, Joanna Newsom, Nils Okland, My Cat is an Alien, Dalek

Anthony Braxton, The Soft Pink Truth, Mike Ladd, A user's guide to subterranean Metal, Gang Gang Dance, Hugh Davies, Dylan Nyoukis, Oki

MF Doom, Bill Fay, Hijokaidan, James Tenney, Ken Vandermark, M Ward, Colin Potter, Wally Shoup, Hugh Metcalfe

Mike Patton, Ira Cohen, Anthony and the Johnsons, Elliot Sharp, Grime, Richard Barrett, Venetian Snares, MIA

Electrelane, Steve Beresford, Kali Z Fasteau, Foetus, Alex Von Schlippenbach, Boris, Josephine Foster, The Complainer, Annie Gosfield

Laugh till it hurts, Tod Dockstader, Mark Stewart, The Books, Cooper-Moore, Clemens, Gadenstatter

Jamie Lidell, Ornetter Coleman, Animal Collective, Keiji Haino, Primer: Lone Horns Improv, Magik Markers, Monolake, Tony Bevan

The Red Krayola, Carla Bozulich, Pierre Schaeffer, This Heat, Wolf Eyes vs Braxton, Bjork, Marissa Nadler, The Skaters

Richard Youngs, Hugh Hopper, Ralf Wehowsky, Xenakis, Broadcast, Alexander Hacke, Okkyung Lee, Tracy and The Plastics, Tony Oursler

Boards of Canada, Elaine Radigue, The new London silence, The Dirty Three, Jarboe, Alexander Tucker, Birchfield Cat Motel

Remake Remodel, Steve Reich, Earth, Rolf Julius, The birth of Japanese free music, Oren Marshall, Mazen Kerbaj, Jackson and His Computer Band

Lightning Bolt, Ken Yder, Vashti Bunyan, Ray Russell, Primer: Jamaican deejays, Tujiko Noriko, Suasanne Brokesch, Rodney Graham

Excepter, Daniel Carter, Sweet Seoul Music, August Darnell, Jahtari, LilB, Toro Y Moi, Craig Balwin

Wadada Leo Smith, Mark Ernestus, Mattin, Elaine Radigue, Raymond Dijkstra, Moon Wiring Club, David Grubbs, Pangaea

Mark Stewart, Bill Dixon, Necks, .snd, Rustie, Franz Hautzinger, Zoe Laughlin

Wolfgang Voigt, Max Eastley, Kan Mikami, Dean Roberts, Carl Craig, Dexplicit, Frans de Waard, Jon Hassell

Melvins, John Surman, Texan Hiphop, Marc Ribot, Charles Atlas, Steve Mackay

Pere Ubu, Rafael Toral, Chris Corsano, Melbourne 1976-1984, Jayne Parker, James Blackshaw, COH, Little Annie

Kool Keith, Charalambides, AMM, Merce Cunningham, Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Ira Cohen, Digital Mystikz, Excepter, Jason Lescaleet

Smegma, Dabrye, Biosphere, Akio Suzuki and John Butcher, Die Trip Computer Die, Brian Eno, Philip Samartzis, Leopard Leg, John Wiese

Current 93, Die Todliche Doris, Kode9, Annea Lockwood, Boxcutter, FM3

AGF, Scott Walker, Conrad Schnitzler, Ryoji Ikeda, William Parker, Scatter, Mattin, David Rothenberg

Tom Verlaine, Spring Heel Jack, Burnt Friedman, Primer: The Fall, Kinder, Mouthus, The Knife, Ned Sublette

Phill Niblock, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Mat Maneri, The Bug, Wooden Wand, Tape, Keith Barry, Max Eastley

Rewind 2005, Records of the Year, Noah Howard, Nurse with Wound, Volcao the Bear, Tetuzi Akiyama, Burning Star Core, Dan Wilson, Yannis Kyriakides

Faust, Steve Roden, Heiner Goebbels, Paul Dolden, Joe McPhee, David Toop, Black Dice, Maja Ratkje, Martin Siewart, Daphne, Oram, Ryoji Ikeda, Aphex Twin

Lou Reed, Alan Silva, Mutant disco, Spring Heel Jack, Supersilent, Helmut Lachenmann, Out Hud, Charalambides, Keiji Haino, Bonnie Prince Billy

2002 Rewind, Asian Dub Foundation, Albert Ayler, Shandar, John Sinclair, Schimpfluch, Henry Grimes, Oxbow, Throbbing Gristle

John Oswald, Shirley Collins, The Fall, El-P, Hillbillies hoedowns and hellcats, Jewelled Antler Collective, Mission of Burma, Mick Beck, Vinko Globokar, Patti Smith

On The Cover: Rewind 2007: our massive annual survey of the last 12 months in underground music, with 16 pages of charts, including the 50 records of the year, as voted for by our crack team of critics, plus reflections from writers and musicians on the highs and lows of the last year of alternative music activity. Features: Stefan Németh (With his new Film project, the Viennese Radian founder is reinventing the guitar for the digital age); nsi. (Tobias Freund & Max Louderbauer's Non Standard Institute is open for new electronica business); Cross Platform: Ian Forsyth & Jane Pollard (Louise Gray hears about the duo's forensic re-enactments of significant rock gigs and scientific Victorian entertainments); Invisible Jukebox: Keith Rowe; Steve Jansen (The ex-Japan drummer and David Sylvian collaborator talks about the global networking that fed into his solo album); Six Organs Of Admittance (Keith Moliné hears about the latest apocalyptic folk-blues and drone rock epic from Com ets On Fire/Badgerlore/Current 93 member Ben Chasny; Once Upon A Time In Stockholm (The enlightened Sweden of the late 60s produced the free rock and psychedelic folk of Pärson Sound, International Harvester and Träd Gras Och Stenar)."

"On The Cover: Vladislav Delay (Whether as Luomo, Uusitalo or Delay, Finnish electronica producer Sasu Ripatti has always avoided slipping into generic blueprints). Features: Wooden Shjips (The San Francisco fuzz quartet conjure transcendent incantations from traditional tools); Warrior Queen (How MC Annette Henry's uncensored stream of Jamaican patois is enlivening the dubstep scene); Cath & Phil Tyler (The twining harmonies of this husband and wife duo recall the heyday of English pastoral folk song); Cross Platform: What's opera.doc? (La Fura Dels Baus' post-industrial Wagner Ring cycle and Hideaki Takahashi's 'media opera' update the medium for the digital age); Invisible Jukebox: George E. Lewis; Hot Chip (The London quintet hatch a witty hybrid of urban electronic musics, taking in everything from minimal techno to Puerto Rican reggaeton); Sightings (The New York avant power trio explain to Marc Masters how their customary clouds of distortion and overdrive were parted by new producer Andrew WK)."

"Seismic performances: did the earth move for you? Our crack writing squad dredge the collective cultural memory to recall some of the most dynamic, ground-breaking or just plain awesome concerts, gigs and live music performances of all time; events that changed the way we see and hear things; or that reached a peak of emotional/physical intensity; or that simply provided the soundtrack/climax to a great night out. From minimalist endurance tests to transgressive audience baiting, our writers were there, saw it, and have something to say about it. Features: Infinite Livez (London's hiphop's Cockney rebel describes his headlong collisions with Swiss electronica duo Stade); Richard Skelton (The musician behind Harlassen, A Broken Consort and Carousell on the life-affirming properties of art); Cross Platform: Shinro Ohtake (The Japanese artist and occasional Puzzle Punk halts his ceaseless activities for long enough to talk to Chris Sharp); Invisible Jukebox: Bert Jansch; The Primer: Adrian Sherwood (David Stubbs provides a user's guide to 30 years of the producer's innovative 'per-versions' for On-U Sound and beyond, from Creation Rebel and Lee Perry to Tackhead)."

John Oswald, Shirley Collins, The Fall, The Primer: The Weird, Old America, El-P's Jukebox, Jewelled Antler Collective, Mission Of Burma, Mick Beck, Vinko Globokar