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WAV Kotori Magazine Issue 7 NOFX Rob Zombie • FIERY FURNACES • DJ KRUSH• YEAR FUTURE • DIESELBOY • TIGARAH • BELIEF • THE VOICES • DAKAH • DANGER MOUSE 007 / FATNESS MONSTER USA $3.99 CANADA $4.99 ISSUE 7 WWW.KOTORIMAG.COM ROB ZOMBIE GREG PALAST CUT CHEMIST 0 7 JEEPERS CREEPERS BANANA KILL THE RICH GOES SOLO WITH THE FANA BO BEEPERS... AHHH!! AUDIENCE’S LISTENING R.I.P. DJ DUSK • BOOM BOOM SATELLITES • BARON ZEN • BOB FREVILLE & JAKE MCGEE 0 74470 04910 4 >C86H=6C9EG>O:H >C8AJ9>C<6 86H=<G6C9EG>O: <6>C:MEDHJG:6C9#1 4*0-BJH>8# -4/# BJH>8>C9JHIGNH IDEEGD;:HH>DC6AH :CI:GNDJGHDC<HCDL ? J 9 < : H IDBL6>IH GD7:GIHB>I=I=:8JG: $.-*&(* ./(*0. 8=6GA>:L6A@EG:H>9:CID; BDCI:A>EB6CEG:H>9:CID; :E>8G:8DG9H JC>K:GH6AG:8DG9H 699>I>DC6A%0" .% --4' ' 2$.• ( -4( • --4'()$ '.-0)(•%*#)(4''• -*.)) .#• (4"-4 •%*#).*!$ '•6BNG6N>C9><D<>GAH•#-'$ (0.. 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THE WEATHER UNDERGROUND 18 DAN MIRVISH 20 14 YEAR FUTURE Lead singer and GSL Records founder Sonny Kay checks in A HANDSOME PROFIT 30 from the Road, and why he’d rather tour overseas (hint: RACHEL KANN 38 it’s the food) THE LOST ANGELES TIMES 46 DANGER MOUSE 53 AARON AXELROD 48 Haven’t you always wanted to get hammered with a cartoon character? COMICS 52 METALES Y DERIVADOS 54 56 LIVE NATION Resident hater of the much-despised Clear Channel Jake ILL-LITERACy 58 McGee fills us in on the sordid nefariousness behind the BHL 62 ever-growing concert monster. BOOM BOOM SATELLITES 64 60 DIESELBOY BELIEF 68 Why unleaded and super unleaded can help cure head- BLU LEAF 70 aches...screw that! Get down and dirty to top knotch Drum n Bass! Huh? Must be the drugs... THE VOICES 72 270° REVIEWS 73 65 ECOLIBRIUM Apparently, Mother Earth did not go through with her sex FUN TIME 79 change operation, but hot damn is it muggy in Ohio these DJ DUSK 80 days! TM MY TWO SENSE It was coming down to deadline you’re running around like a maniac.” crunchtime, and in addition to cursing the NBA for an unwarranted suspension Micah’s mother was recently diagnosed EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Environmental Health of Jerry Stackhouse, I found myself with cancer. Micah and his siblings are Wasim Muklashy Coalition, Kristi Curtis, Nick [email protected] Taylor, Ill-Literacy, Thierry expressing to our Managing Editor Micah taking care of her 24/7 as you read this. Dudoit, Virginia Melin, Syd Lashbrook my concern with the incredible As I write this, I am being informed that MANAGING EDITOR Kato, Ernesto Rosinski, Scott insanity-inducing workload that we seem he is rushing to the emergency room Micah Lashbrook Mackie, Marlin George, James find ourselves dealing with. What he told once again to be by her side. We weep. 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Line-up and 90’s underground hit Henry Fool. The They will join Jam Cruise favorites Galactic additional details are forthcoming. Make like follow-up, titled Fay Grim, marks the and Dirty Dozen Brass Band. Each artist will Alexander de Large and keep an eye peeled. second film for Hartley’s Possible Films play multiple shows during the cruise and (www.possiblefilms.com) that will will be accessible for autograph signings, be fully-financed by his production casual interaction, and music workshops. http://www.headcount.org/ company as well as self-distributed. For more details: www.jamcruise.com Matt Friedberger, songwriting component of Uber-experimentalist bro & sis group The Fiery Furnaces, releases Harmony Korine his first solo album this summer. 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