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Fanzine Friday!- Panophobia (issue #3, 1994)
This zine was done by Jen Wolfe (former bassist for Bunnygrunt and I think she had been in some other bands as well). I think she published 5 issues (I have them all except #1), and all were most excellent.
It was a great, pocket-sized zine that was primarily interviews with bands, comics, and a big section where readers would send in a paragraph or two (sometimes longer) of their biggest fear(s) (I contributed to #4).
In the interviews, Jen seems split down the middle between indie rock/pop and riot grrrl and of course she asks the bands what their greatest fears are so all very interesting reading,
I always looked forward to this mag, and it was a fave of mine back in those roaring 90's (and if anyone has an extra copy of #1 please let me know). I'll review some other issues down the line.
“Memoria polaroid” – un blog alla radio S24E42 - SEASON FINALE!
Bentrovate e bentrovati all’ultima puntata della stagione per il podcast di “Memoria polaroid – un blog alla radio”, la trasmissione in onda ogni settimana da Bologna, sulle frequenze di NEU Radio. Da Chicago a Glasgow, da Melbourne a San Francisco, facendo tappa anche a casa nostra, e con il prezioso supporto di Benty e della sua rubrica “Troppa Braga” (in extended version!), ecco a voi la…
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1998 Japanese tour
bunny grunts!
Bunnygrunt - Action Pants
1995
AllMusic Staff Pick: Various Artists Pop American Style April, 1996 Alternative/Indie Rock
Lo-fi bedroom recorded shut-ins, becardiganed twee poppers, bubbly electro-pop primitives, striped shirt indie kids and below the radar types of all kinds make up the cast list of this fine 1996 compilation that gathers up 40 heartfelt and strummy songs from across the US. Not all of them are hits, but enough are that the combined slugging percentage is hall of fame worthy. - Tim Sendra
