Lookout! Records

Ted Leo & the Pharmacists @ The Rhythm Room

Don’t Let Earthmen and Strangers’ Ryan Rousseau Use Your Gear

Vue

Garage rockers rock Phoenix on July 8

Greet Expectations

The members of evening are ready to ditch their day jobs, but not their newfound friends

Hammer of the Gazas

Chicago's Gaza Strippers take it all off and show their scars on a high-powered sophomore album

Brat on the Beat

After six years in the garage, the Bratmobile revs louder than ever

Various artists

Lookout! Freakout: 2000 Sampler Compilation (Lookout! Records)

Avail

One Wrench
(Fat Wreck Chords)

Growing Pains

After 11 albums, Berkeley's Mr. T Experience is starting to abandon the punk-pop sound it pioneered

Long Journey Home

A trio of Valley vets goes for aride down that lonesome highway

Rave On

Los Guys turn loose-knit side project into something meaningful

Night & Day

July 8 - 14, 1999

Pretty in Pink

The (Young) Pioneers bring leftist imagery to an indie world gone apolitical

Hero Worship

Seattle's 764-HERO expands its lineup, abandoning the ranks of the Northwest's great indie duos

Recordings

Seattle's 764-HERO expands its lineup, abandoning the ranks of the Northwest's great indie duos

Indie Outings

The highs and lows of another adventurous year in the world of indie rock

Critics' Choice

A year-end recap of the albums that made it worthwhile to own a stereo in 1997

Calendar for the week

A year-end recap of the albums that made it worthwhile to own a stereo in 1997

The Passion

Joan of Arc's sonic architecture defies pop's barriers

Hi Times

Garage-pop heroes rebound from rhythm-section implosions

Frolicking Among the Pansies

Garage-pop heroes rebound from rhythm-section implosions

10 Best Sevens of the Nine Six

Garage-pop heroes rebound from rhythm-section implosions

That's Just Peechee

Garage-pop heroes rebound from rhythm-section implosions

Queers and Sneers

A talk with Joe Queer. Also: Dub Narcotic Sound System, J Church, and the resurgence of wuss rock.

Grrls, Grrls, Grrls! Live! On Stage!

A talk with Joe Queer. Also: Dub Narcotic Sound System, J Church, and the resurgence of wuss rock.

In Harmacy's Way

A talk with Joe Queer. Also: Dub Narcotic Sound System, J Church, and the resurgence of wuss rock.

Revolver

A periodic tour guide to indie rock subterranea (where the seven-inch is still king)

SWINGIN SINGLESA FEW 45S YOU DON'T NEED A PERMIT TO BUY

A periodic tour guide to indie rock subterranea (where the seven-inch is still king)