May/June 2008
Editorial
The Days of Future-Past
by Less Lee Moore
Staff Picks
Sex, Death, and Philip Michael Thomas: The Five Most Incomprehensible Music Videos of the 1980s
by Emily C.
Looking For a Visionary: Redd Kross on YouTube
by Less Lee Moore
Top Five Canadian Broadcasting Company (CBC) Programs
by Nicole V.
Popcasts
This month, we are proud to present our first Popshifter podcasts.
Brave and Vogue in a Zone of Clones: Top Ten 45s from Garbo’s Daughter
with Mandy Mullins and Jaime Sparrowhawk of Garbo’s Daughter
The Geeks Shall Inherit the Jokes: Cinematic Titanic
with Less Lee Moore and Adam McIntyre
Q & A
Punk Rock and Picasso: Q & A with Billy Zoom
by Christian Lipski and Ladycakes
Because It’s Real: Q & A with Jont
by J Howell
Fun With Fandom: Q & A with Artist Emmy Cicierega
by Hanna and Sandy
Tans Are Okay and Love Is The Best: Q & A with Castanets
by J Howell
Dear Popshifter Forum. . .
Writers and readers share their stories.
Those Old Melodies: Songs Rediscovered
Melting the years away.
Popshifter‘s Secret Garden of Crushes
- Featuring:
The Key Word is “Goofy”
by Less Lee Moore
Andrea, Lynda, Margot, and Erin
by Christian Lipski
From Jesus to Micky Dolenz
by Michelle Patterson
Crush Encounters of the Pre-Pubescent Kind
by Ann Clarke
Reviews
Sparks: Exotic Creatures of the Deep
by Less Lee Moore
I Wanna Take You Higher: Coachella 2008
by Stuart Myerburg
If Money Talks Then He’s a Mime: Dick Valentine
by Christian Lipski
The Kids In The Hall: Live As They’ll Ever Be
by Jemiah Jefferson
Mark Mothersbaugh’s Postcard Diaries
by Adam McIntyre
The Amsterdam of the South: Todd Rundgren Plays Atlanta
by Adam McIntyre
Features
Hating The Eighties: Frank Tovey and Fad Gadget
by Emily C.
If you think all 80s music was superficial fluff, think again.
Play Me I’m Sick
by Michelle Patterson
Redemption—now available in MP3 format.
Carrying a Tune. . . or a Thousand
by Nicole V.
And if you order now, you’ll also receive “Freedom” and “Captivity.”
How Music Travels With Me
by Christian Lipski
And it doesn’t even need its own passport.
With Facebook, Who Needs a High School Reunion?
by Laura L.
Pixelated, Windows-colored memories of the way we were.
Interviews
When You’re Not Excited, You’re Not A Fan: An Interview with Nardwuar the Human Serviette
by Less Lee Moore
Bearing the Smear of Madness: An Interview with Autodrone
by Less Lee Moore
What The Music Wants To Be: An Interview with Mike Doughty
by Barry Sanders
For Your Consideration: An Interview with Trzn of Services
by Ann Clarke