Zen Guerrilla – Lollipop Magazine

Zen Guerrilla – Shadows on the Sun – Interview

February 8, 2002

An interview with vocalist Marcus Durant

Sarre-Chasm – The Shape of Punk to Come? – Column

April 1, 2000

Obviously the Refused guy didn’t think his former band was gonna change punk rock, or he wouldn’ta up and done some Scandinavian blue-eyed soul.

Sarre-Chasm – Don’t Get Too Excited, It’s Only Y2K Rock’N’Roll – Column

January 1, 2000

It ain’t nothin’ but pre-teen toilet-training fake rebellion, something best practiced by cretins who don’t know any better who, in turn, get aped by assorted Europeans and pariah Asians who learned American culture from sitcom re-runs.

Sarre-Chasm – Living, Breathing, and Sweating the Business – Column

June 1, 1999

I must have certifiable rocks in my head to’ve enthusiastically taken on the unenviable task of booking the bands at a club out here in Portland, Oregon.

Sarre-Chasm – Four Typewritten Pages – Column

April 1, 1999

So I’m sitting here, squinting through the harsh light of the new year, gulping yesterday’s flat brut outta someone else’s discarded glass…

Sarre-Chasm – Hello, I’m a Bitter Reactionary – Column

January 1, 1999

My favorite record released this year was Silky by Andre Williams, backed by two ex-Gories. Forgive Thee, The Cheater Slicks’ double record is a close second.

Zen Guerrilla – Positronic Raygun – Review

September 1, 1998

This mutation of Isaac Hayes, Chuck Berry, Howlin’ Wolf, Chambers Brothers, and the Cramps is something no self-respectin’ rock’n’roll fan should be without.

Zen Guerrilla – Invisible ‘Liftee’ Pad/ Gap-tooth Clown – Review

June 1, 1997

“Go buy this record,” cos you should hear it for yerself and decide if you like yer skin crawlin’ and the hairs a-standin’ up on the back of yer neck.