Burning Ambulance is a quarterly journal of the arts. The writers who contribute have chosen an in-depth approach in... More > opposition to the glib, superficial treatment commonly afforded popular culture in mainstream, advertising-dependent magazines. Contributing writers: Matt Cibula, Philip Freeman, Kurt Gottschalk, Stephen Haynes, and Phil Nugent. < Less

Winter 2011 issue of a periodic journal of arts and culture. Includes interviews with Michael Gira of Swans, saxophonist... More > Marcus Strickland, trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, Greg Tate and Jared Michael Nickerson of Burnt Sugar; a round-table discussion of North American black metal; and essays on improvising guitarist Morgan Craft, pianist Cecil Taylor, the nature of time in music, and the movie Two-Lane Blacktop. < Less

Winter 2011 issue of a periodic journal of arts and culture. Includes interviews with Michael Gira of Swans, saxophonist... More > Marcus Strickland, trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, Greg Tate and Jared Michael Nickerson of Burnt Sugar; a round-table discussion of North American black metal; and essays on improvising guitarist Morgan Craft, pianist Cecil Taylor, the nature of time in music, and the movie Two-Lane Blacktop. < Less

Fourth issue of quarterly journal of music and the arts. Includes interviews with saxophonist JD Allen, jazz-rock trio... More > Harriet Tubman, bassist/producer Bill Laswell, guitarist Dylan Carlson of Earth, pianist ELEW, and electronic musician Nicolas Jaar, plus articles on Posi-Tone Records, the Ramones, fascist art and classical composers' musical responses to the events and political climate of the 1960s. < Less

What does the artist owe his audience? Must he speak for his race or nation, or can he express himself with true... More > individuality? Where is the line between the onstage and offstage personas? Through in-depth profiles of some of American music's most fascinating performers, journalist and critic Phil Freeman explores these questions and many others. Sound Levels includes interviews with Tom Waits, Ornette Coleman, the Mars Volta, Sunn O))), the Melvins, Mike Patton, Calle 13, Café Tacuba and more. < Less

Second issue of the quarterly journal of music and the arts. Digital edition includes color photography and live links to... More > artists' websites. Print edition is black-and-white. Contributing writers: Clifford Allen, Taylor Ho Bynum, Matt Cibula, Phil Freeman, Barry Guy, Stephen Haynes, Stephen Horenstein, Kim Kelly, Franz Koglmann, Rob Mazurek, Joe McPhee, Phil Nugent, William Parker, Alan Silva, Warren Smith, Keith Thompson, and Mike Williams. < Less

Third issue of the quarterly journal of music and the arts. Digital edition includes color photography and live links to... More > artists' websites. Print edition is black-and-white. Contributing writers: Clifford Allen, Justin Farrar, Kurt Gottschalk, Steve Hicken, Phil Nugent, Hank Shteamer and Jeff Wagner. < Less

Fourth issue of quarterly journal of music and the arts. Includes interviews with saxophonist JD Allen, jazz-rock trio... More > Harriet Tubman, bassist/producer Bill Laswell, guitarist Dylan Carlson of Earth, pianist ELEW, and electronic musician Nicolas Jaar, plus articles on Posi-Tone Records, the Ramones, fascist art and classical composers' musical responses to the events and political climate of the 1960s. < Less

Third issue of the quarterly journal of music and the arts. Digital edition includes color photography and live links to... More > artists' websites. Print edition is black-and-white. Contributing writers: Clifford Allen, Justin Farrar, Kurt Gottschalk, Steve Hicken, Phil Nugent, Hank Shteamer and Jeff Wagner. < Less

Second issue of the quarterly journal of music and the arts. Digital edition includes color photography and live links to... More > artists' websites. Print edition is black-and-white. Contributing writers: Clifford Allen, Taylor Ho Bynum, Matt Cibula, Phil Freeman, Barry Guy, Stephen Haynes, Stephen Horenstein, Kim Kelly, Franz Koglmann, Rob Mazurek, Joe McPhee, Phil Nugent, William Parker, Alan Silva, Warren Smith, Keith Thompson, and Mike Williams. < Less