Alive in the Nineties
Aaron Gilbreath, Michael A. Gonzales, Jason CohenMusic and life as a listener in the 1990s
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Old Concert Reviews from Flipside Zine: July/August 1990
Bad Religion’s color photo appears on the cover of Flipside July/August 1990, but a ton of other bands get covered inside: Coffin Break, Warlock Pinchers, Surgery, Fuel, The Jack Brewer Experience, Acid House, TVTV$, When Kids Are Alone, Po...
Old Concert Reviews from Flipside Zine: May/June 1990
Want to feel jealous? Read these show reviews. The underground bands that Flipside reviewers saw play at little clubs will blow your mind. There was Beck, L7, Babes in Toyland, Hole, Fluid, Green Day, NOFX—all in little clubs and coffee sho...
Smashing Pumpkins' "Snail"
JR, JR,
Remembering PM Dawn
“If P.M. Dawn came out today they would be Gods,” someone once posted on Twitter, and, as a fan of the group’s avant-garde hip-hop soul sound since the beginning of their careers, I agree. Unlike the closed minds of decades past that had a ...
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Essayist, Journalist, Burritoist, written nonfiction stories for Harper's, The Atlantic, Kenyon Review, The Dublin Review, and The New York Times. My books include The Heart of California: Exploring the San Joaquin Valley and This Is: Essays on Jazz.
A native of Harlem, Michael A. Gonzales is essayist, critic and short story scribe, He writes for CrimeReads, The Oxford American, Soulhead.com, Catapult (The Blacklist) and Oldster. His Twitter handle is @gonzomike. On Instagram: bigmike151
Writer-at-large, Texas Monthly. Semi-retired music journalist (Option, SPIN, Rolling Stone, Details, Request, Mojo, Pitchfork, Stereogum). Philadelphia-Chicago-Brooklyn-Austin-Missoula-Portland.
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