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Discorder April 200 1 That Fluffy Tailed Magazine from Citr 101.9 Fm DISCORDER APRIL 200 1 THAT FLUFFY TAILED MAGAZINE FROM CITR 101.9 FM WEIGHTS & MEASURES • ANION TOBIN • FROG EYES • KIA KADIRI SOLARBABY • LADYTRON • CANNED HAMM DIARY i— t^n\jr g MO INJ -IT TOUR DE with special guests I Tickets Available At I I ucHotmaaror | At Richards on Richards j (604) 280-4444 f 1036 Richards St. AND ONE BASSIX Vancouver, BC IIMM* h*£ 217 W. Hastings & Landscape Body Machine (604) 689 - 7734 Doors at 8 pm *MP Jr? ?f J ROC CATCH'EM WFJ ©THE COMMODORE SATURDAY APRIL 28TH, NOISE CONSPIRACY R0CK1T FROM THE CRYJPJL JHE (I NTERNATIONAl) NOISE CONSPIRACY ^GROUP SOUNDS" "SURVIVAL SICKNESS" RES QVAGRANT > WATER STREET VANCOUVER CANADA Events at a glance: heavily sedated: Barbara Andersen frffi#lffffi in training: Lyndsay Sung kia kadiri by hancunt p. 12 ad rep: DJ Z-TRIP @ CROSSFADE FRIDAYS solarbaby by spike p. 13 Maren Hancock art directrix: frog eyes by jay aouillara p. 14 Lori Kiessling ladytron by Christine gfroerer p. 15 assistant art director: amon tobin by luke meat and robert robot p. 16 Matt Searcey THURSDAY APRIL 19 weights and measures by lia kiessling p. 17 producfion mananger: Christa Min MARQUES WYATT canned hamm tour diary by little hamm p. 19 photo editor: Ann Goncalves real live action editor: STRICTLY RHYTHM, KING STREET i... _ Steve DiPasquale •fe AmaHnrl* "Hn.iR« Music" On YOSHITOSHI, layout: interview hell p. 5 Russ "Switch" Davidson, Farah Dharshi, Lori, Matt Searcy, Tara 7" p. 6 Westover radio free press p. 7 photography and illustrations: SATURDAY APRIL 21 Hoi strut and fret p. 8 Jay Douillard, Ann Goncalves, WIGGLE @insoe Hosted by New York City's stunning Candis Cayn kill your boyfriend p. 8 Jude Griebel, Lisa Lindsay, Scott Malin, Shawn Scallen, Dan Siney, Vancouver special p. 9 Daryl Wile, Rob Willis culture shock p. 10 production: louder than a bomb p. 11 Gordon Au, Cloyton, Nick Bradley, Jay Douilldrd, Bryce Dunn, Ann under review p. 20 Goncalves, Irene Naidu, Tom dj profile p. 21 Peacock, Katie Riecken, Lucas real live action p. 22 TdS, Jason Trigg, Tristan Winch charts p. 27 on the dial: Bryce Dunn on the dial p. 28 charts: kick around (comic) p. 29 Julie Colero DJ HEATHER (Chicago) @ ITISlOe datebook p. 30 datebook: Barbara, Steve, Irene distribution: Matt Steffich Wf us distribution: welcome back into our lives, spot colour, we Lindsay Marsak have missed you. jude griebel made this publisher: woodcut, lori kiessling layed it out with help Linda Scholten from matt searcey. shouts out: rocky, tim, andrea k. neyedli, and everyone whose article we killed nt LAZY DOG MAY 5 Lazy Transmissions Release Party @ ts WAGON CHRIST aka LUKE VIBERT MAY 12 Bombay e Party @ INSIDE MAY 18 Andy Smith (Portishead) @ CROSSFADE © "DiSCORDER" 2001 by the Student Radio Society of the University of British Columbia All rights | reserved. Circulation 17,500. Subscriptions, payable in advance, to Canadian residents are $15 for I one year, to residents of the USA are $15 US; $24 CDN elsewhere. Single copies are $2 I (to cover postage, of course). Please make cheques or money orders payable to DiSCORDER Mag- | azine. DEADLINES: Copy deadline for the May issue is April 11 th. Ad space is available until April 18th and :n be booked by calling Maren at 604.822.3017 ext. 3. Our rates are available upon request. DiS- I CORDER is not responsible for loss, damage, or any other injury to unsolicited manuscripts, unsolicit- I ed artwork (including but not limited to drawings, photographs and transparencies), or any other I unsolicited material. Material can be submitted on disc or in type. As always, English is preferred. Send | e-mail to DiSCORDER at [email protected]. From UBC to Langley and Squamish to Bellingham, CiTR can be heard at 101.9 fM as well as I through all major cable systems in the Lower Mainland, except Shaw in White Rock. Call the I CiTR DJ line at 822,2487, our office at 822.301 7 ext, 0, or our news and sports lines ot 822.3017 I ext. 2. Fax us at 822.9364, email us at: [email protected] visit our web site at http://www.citr.ca or j just pick up a goddamn pen and write #233-6138 SUB Blvd., Vancouver, BC, V6T 1Z1, CANADA. printed in Canada YOU COULD WIN FUNKY <sn«ae. GEAR!!! 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If you could be a kind of tree, what kind of tree would you be? A. Shannon: A camel toe tree. Marina: A prickly bush tree. Chillout aOD1 >v.i Stacey: An X-mas tree. **1 »The Ultimate Chiilout LISTEN TO RADIO THUNDERBIRD HELL ON CITR 1 01 .9 FM ON THURSDAYS, 9-1 1 PM Bjwhatdoyouthink: A family tree. Includes tracks by Fatboy Slim, Groove Armada, Deienum, DiSCORDER: Who are you (names, ages, take us from the Philippines to Bucharest Discography Supreme Beings of Leisure. instruments played)? The Black Metal Years Dusted and many more. Shannon (Shanzig), age 26, lead vocals. Shannon, is it true that you are the female Greatest Hits incarnation of Danzig? C'mon, do tell. Well, since you asked, I am Danzig's love child. Delerium w Poem Do you think one band can The highly anticipated follow up have two redheads and still to Karma with guest vocals by MINK get along? Leigh Nash from Sixpence None We don't really get along! We The Richer, Matthew Sweet & just rock together. Life's too the Mediaeval Baebes. Stacey Maneater, age 26, guitar and back­ short for friends. ground vocals. Fill in the blanks: In the year Marina Mink, age 25, bass and background 2005, we will be throwing a gig in with Bjwhatdoyouthink, age 18, drums. Why not ermine? should cc to the m Organic Audio » Because M.I.N.K. stands for Masters in show, especially because we Last One Home Necrophiliac Knowledge. have added the one and only Straight from the UK, a fusion Tell us, Mink, what are your plans to take to the of funk dance music and over the music scene, locally and abroad? lineup! Masters In Necrophiliac Knowledge percussive rhythms from around Any tour plans comin' up? In the year 2005 the world. First we take Manhattan, then we take will be throwing a gig in the Netherlands Berlin. Tour plans? Well, our next tour will with Menudo and Danzig, and you should BT » Movement in Still Life Includes the singles "Smartbomb", "Never Gonna Come Back Down", & "Shame", as well as the club smash "Dreaming". stripped down bad ass bare bones song at the end of it all. What's wacky just for the sake of being wacky falls off DJ Tiesto » and what's whacked because things are whacked sticks Summerbreeze hard. Besides, who wants to sound typical? Why are there so few bands who use drum n Over 70 minutes of music mixed these days, Red Siren? Do you think this ii by DJ Tiesto including Delerium's will make a comeback? People seem to be reverting international smash "Silence" back to the sort of "old school" sound the drum machine (DJ Tiesto's In Search of Sunrise Is this something that you find adds a certain Mix). flavour to your work? We know tons of bands who use drum machines, every­ thing from old '70s beat boxes to modern day sequencers and samplers. We feel more "old school" when we use an Plastic v.«* » actual drum kit. In the end, it's not what you use, it's how The latest in the series features a rare mix of Moby's "Porcelain", We initially started using the drum machine so we could sim­ DiSCORDER: Who are you? new music by Sasha and plify our sound and put together tight songs we could play over Sandra Gracak: bass, guitar, and vocals. Emerson, as well as tracks Colin Funk: bass, guitar, vocals, per and over again. Our last drummer never wanted to play the same from BT, Azzido Da Bass, The Jeff Everden: bass, guitar. thing twice, which sharpened our improvisational skills but Chemical Brothers, Brother How long have you played together with your current lineup? drained our brains of riffs after a year. Brown, Tnsco & more. Any changes to the scene? Sandra: Our current lineup actually began five years ago, after the demise of Colin's and my band Bullet Nose, when Jeff started jam­ Autour de Lucie » ming with us in my basement. Since then, it's been name changes, Faux Mouvement member changes, and instrument changes. After all the dust set­ red siren Autour de Lucie will confound all tled, it's back to the original lineup, but a different basement now.
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