KICKIN OUT THE JAMS The Boys Johnny Ramone in Beatle boots and a Pistol-like rhythm section rewriting "I Think We're Alone Now." Watch for the upcoming Boys tribute disc (import only) with our own take of "Terminal Love" Bubble Homepage of Share & Bam's hooky, riff-riddled Bubble Col. Parker Gilby Clarke's new band of merry rock & roll antediluvians Gilby Clarke Producer/guitarist who happens to be the sweetest man on earth Dahlhaus Home of our pal Jeff Dahl and the fist-jacking Sonic Iguana Fanzine Dictators Watch for our cover of the 'tators brilliant "Stay With Me" on our next record Dragons Our San Diego drinking buddies John Tonic German cats with a clue Peter Perret The Only Ones comely, glam-meets-Dylan frontman (yes, he penned "Another Girl, Another Planet") who miraculously reemerged after years of death-skirting, junk-rotted poverty Slash City Daggers Spirited bunch with good scarves and better record collections Speed Queens Former BA drummer Frank Hanyak's new whereabouts Sugar High One of our favorite powerpop groups in the world Trash Brats Fuck Kid Rock, here's Detroit's incomparable flag-waver of the rock & roll mythology. God Bless 'em Tsar At the risk of sounding gushy, Tsar is what's great about Redd Kross and the Sweet and the single "Calling All Destroyers" was, hands down, the best 3 minutes in rock & roll all of last year Tuuli Lovely Canadian chicks with huge guitars
	ZINES Black Velvet Long-in-tooth rock & roll 'zine that runs the indie godhead to dodgy metal gamut Pop Matters Ambitious, slightly MORish e-'zine of global pop culture Popsmear Magazine Dig the archived porn movie reviews by Beat Angels' roadie Art Rambo in this legendary American magazine Popstar Discerning popgeek resource with extensive links to the world's best pop bands, from the bubblegum nihilists to the glit revivalists Punk Magazine The comic-driven magnum opus of NYC rock & roll recently resurrected by publisher John Holmstom. All of Punk's famed back issues ('76-'79) can be found posted here, free o' charge Rock And Roll Outbreak Pat Pelado and Chaz Halo's rock & roll on-line zine that documents with exuberence the path less traveled ... Sonic Magazine Sweden's sole argument in favor of rock 'n' roll journalism
	INDIES Not Lame Records Distinguished for not only upholding the honor of Godhead power pop bands, but also managing to survive into what is now its sixth year. The miracles never cease. Pelado Records Home to lots of worthy, underpaid rockists
	LIT Dorothy Allison The author of "Bastard Out Of Carolina" and "Trash" Dennis Cooper With '76 punk rock influences intact, Cooper's been called (and we kid you not) the heir to Burroughs and the novelist of the Blank Generation. So don't bother hunting for Cooper in yer school library, kids. Harry Crews Tales like "Feast of Snakes" capture the brutal fun of booze-and-drug-addled life in the trailer park south Barry Graham Our effusive Emerald Lounge drinking buddy that Details magazine accurately described as a "literary find" Denis Johnson Author of the heartbreaking "Angels" and "Jesus' Son" JT LeRoy Ex-Junkie street rat and son of a prostitue, Leroy at 19 wrote what should be the novel of his generation in "Sarah" Literary Kicks Worthy profiles of the world's incipient rock stars; from the Bohos to the Beats Nerve.com Nerve dot cum Jim Thompson Biggest, best web resource on all things Thompson TheWag.net A magazine for decadent readers
	THE REST All Music Guide Beat Angels profile on AMG Brian Brooks' Rock'n'Roll Coloring Books Whacked comics by Michael's brother that skewer all shapes of pop culture. Everyone from Julia Roberts to Courtney Love is a fan of his work. Emerald Lounge Classic Bukowskian watering hole & venue in downtown Phoenix International Pop Overthrow Annual Los Angeles power pop festival MP3.com Beat Angels MP3 page Nita's Hideaway Tempe, Arizona punk and rock dive Phoenix NewTimes Alternative weekly Punk Video Clips NYC's "Early Years": Good as gold RealPlayer clips of Television/Heartbreakers-era Richard Hell, as well as the New York Dolls, Talking Heads, Patti Smith, Blondie, Ramones, and others in the early to mid '70s RollingStone.com Beat Angels band page Ultimate Band List Beat Angels profile on Artist Direct, formerly UBL Yahoo Group Beat Angels official online community ZIA Records The last real record store