Maggot Brain Issue 9WE HAVE COLUMNS FOR YOU, by Lucy Sante (their first autobiographical writing for us, touching and brilliant); we have a tear jerker of an advice column by Mimi Lipson; the tapes column is more succinct this time; the forgotten hip hop column is on the enigmatic Son of Bazerk!; we revisit the roadside America column with a dinosaur theme because why not; we take a look at forgotten early Hawaiian music in the reissue column; we go into detail about why

As Jack explains

Linda Smith and The Beatles but there's so much originality it's hard to pinpoint and

the late 1950s through to the early 1960s was a golden age of angstdriven songs and the blossoming of what would later evolve into soul music

coinciding (roughly) with the original 1997 release date(s) of Radiohead’s landmark third album OK Computer

from Creedence Clearwater Revival

she transcended categorisation

The WHITE1 album was a bold step forward in the experimental and highly collaborative area which SUNNO))) has metamorphosed via and travelled since

has a mission—to dirty up rock and roll

much of Hayter’s work is centralized around abuse

made it clear that a significant font of inspiration was Robert Fripp's guitar style and melding of rock music with cutting-edge electronics (especially in collaboration with Brian Eno)

“There was a lot of pressure in producing TFCF as it was guaranteed to be framed by the lack of band members

arranger and performer of some of the most cherished music in pop music history