Summer 2005
Featuring special coverage of Portland's music scene
Cover story: In the woods with Sleater-Kinney
INTERVIEWS
Sarah Vowell • Miranda July • Electrelane • Vashti Bunyan • Amy Ray • The Raveonettes • The Go! Team • Stephen Malkmus • Sufjan Stevens • Saul Williams • Magneta Lane • Psalm One
PLUS
* DIY: How to make an urban jungle
* DIY: How to start your own business
* "Sex Bomb": TV on the Radio's Tunde Adebimpe
* "Cooking With" the All Girl Summer Fun Band
* "Style Idol": Bobby Birdman
* Rock N Roll Camp for Girls
* "Record Shopping With" Aqui
* "Whatcha Watchin" with Maggie Estep
* "What's Your Sign?" with Kristin Hersh
* "Where You At?": Anchorage, Alaska
* Arteests: leading lady tattoo artists
* Drinking wine with Donna Dresch
Other Stories in this Issue
Music
Features
Scene & Unheard: Portland
Issue #24
New bands prove that metal is making a comeback
Record Shopping with Aqui
Issue #24
We shelled out 50 smackers to this psychedelic punk band to spend on SXSW souvenirs
Whatcha Watchin?
Issue #24
Slam poet-turned-mystery writer Maggie Estep loves horse racing and bicycle riding, but hates eating and shopping
Retro Fetish: The Chicago and New Haven Women’s Liberation Rock Bands
Issue #24
Second-wave feminist groups the Chicago and New Haven Women’s Liberation Rock Bands re-release their original 1972 recording, with bonus tracks from Le Tigre
Stephen Malkmus
Issue #24
To celebrate his new album, the indie-rock legend sizes up basement recording, skateboarding, and the latest CDs at his local listening station
Magneta Lane
Issue #24
The sound of this Toronto garage-rock trio is sort of like Courtney Love-meets-the-Strokes
Electrelane
Issue #24
The members of the Brighton, England, quartet are the romantics of climactic cerebral rock
The Go! Team
Issue #24
No matter what side you’re on, this band will have you rooting for their team
The Raveonettes
Issue #24
The band in black recruits Ronnie Spector and Moe Tucker to flesh out the sounds on their third album
Vashti Bunyan
Issue #24
After 30-plus years, the British singer-songwriter finally gets the recognition she deserves
Sounds
Dirty Projectors: CD Review
Issue #24
The Getty Address (Western Vinyl)
Sufjan Stevens
Issue #24
The musician takes on Illinois for the second part of his American states project. But he asks that you not take him so literally. He’s really not the historian he’s cracked up to be.
DIY
Features
Through the Grapevine
Issue #24
Legendary rocker Donna Dresch talks reds, whites, and the kind of wine that goes best with wheat-free birthday cake
Cookin With Venus: Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
Issue #24
The ladies of All Girl Summer Fun Band dish out their favorite recipes for summer noshing
Vegans with verve
Issue #24
The Post Punk Kitchen mixes it up with vegan eats and punky beats
Store of the ish: Velouria
Issue #24
Clothing designer Tes DeLuna sets up shop in Seattle to showcase fresh and fashionable wares
Welcome to the familia
Issue #24
An explosion of mafias, collectives, and co-ops shows that crafting is all in the family
Potty Mouth
Issue #24
Balm guru Simone Chickenbone wants to lube your lips
Black-market babe
Issue #24
Anti-Factory designer talks about the politics of her handmade fashion
Culture
Reads
Sex Bomb: Tunde Adebimpe
Issue #24
Get to know the TV on the Radio singer
Zine Review
Issue #24
Fag School
The Friend Who Got Away: Twenty Women Tell the True Stories Behind Their Blowups, Burnouts, and Slow Fades
Issue #24
Edited by Jenny Offill and Elissa Schappell
Zine Review
Issue #24
Extended Riders: Greyhound Interviews
Film
Miranda July
Issue #24
The writer-director-actress says she’s relieved people understand her debut feature, the critically acclaimed Me and You and Everyone We Know
My Summer of Love
Issue #24
Directed by Pawel Pawlikowski
Brit Marling
Issue #24
The young director documents the quest for Cuban freedom in Boxers and Ballerinas










