This issue seems to have a prevailing horror/Frankenstein theme (not really sure why), the little horror makeup ads bringing back memories of old DC comics that used to be littered with this stuff. The main focus though is the interviews, going from an international mover and shaker like the No Fun Festival's Carlos Giffoni to a UK head wrecker like Kylie Minoise via Gary Wilson. The brief Jad Fair piece shows that emailing musicians with a couple of questions can really pay off, reeks of fandom in the best possible way.

The reviews are excellent, personal and conversational, and thankfully centring on the UK and US underground and independent scene, giving CD-Rs and cassettes by Culver and Magik Markers some sound praise. Thankfully there's no rambling cut-up zine poetry, and the one-shot-and-gone humour prevalent in the land of zine is kept to an absolute minimum. Roll on Issue Three.