This Week in Outsideleft Magazine
New CD's, art reviews and a guide to surviving the summer music festivals from outsideleft. com
(PRWEB) June 10, 2005
New stories and reviews added in the past week to outsideleft. com include a feature about Los Angeles art collective, SODA, the Society of Distracted Artists. The group held their first show this past weekend and it was a great eceltic success.
Also this featured, our music editor Alex V. Cook listens intently to the new release from Sage Francis, enjoying the affrontery - calling out people by name like Public Enemy used to, flying references like the West Memphis Three, seminal LA punk band Suicidal Tendencies and HMOs all within a matter of seconds...
In our ongoing Behind the counterculture series, John Peel favorite Ivor Cutler was spotted up on ladbroke grove.
What have the outsideleft readers been reading recently?
1. Your Hall Pass to the Grand Ole Opry
2. Outsideleft Poll Results
3. SODA - The Society of Distracted Artists
4. Oops, I Think I'm Pregnant
5. From The Moshpit #7: When The Music's Over
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