Music

Mule Magazine is a collection of art, interviews, fiction, music reviews, and cultural commentary.

"The Magazine of Rock & Roll America." Eclectic interviews with and spotlights on artists of all kinds, and humorous opinion pieces.

This issue of Roctober is dedicated to TV and Rock n' Roll. The magazine is packed with articles, comics, interviews with musicians, music reviews, and an exhaustive episode guide of VH1 Behind the Music.

The Land Line is a quarterly publication based in Chicago invested in furthering print publication. It is a collaborative effort by a collection of artists, writers, activists, and musicians who contribute literary criticism, Chicago history, and various explorations of style and genre. The Land Line is committed to a collective production process, including laying out the paper by hand so that everyone can be involved. The benefit shows, film screenings, and readings they host not only fund the paper but are essential to the project of building a community around the journal.

An illustrated calendar for 2009 filled with dates and facts about various country stars for each day of the year.

This is a biography of the late songwriter Steve Goodman. From the back of the book: "This is the comprehensive, untold story of a young man whose hilarious, touching and provocative music - "City of New Orleans," "You Never Even Call Me By My Name," "Banana Republics," "A Dying Cub Fan's Last Request" and many more stellar songs - uplifted millions from the late 1960's to the early 1980's and continues to do so today."

A travel zine that documents Dave Dumpsterland's travels. He also has a list of record reviews and some short pieces on protests he attended. The record reviews include Chicago bands like the Mushuganas and Charles Bronson.

Calendar listings, capsule descriptions, and reviews of various arts and performance events and artists.