Email Author Silke Tudor

2001 Stories by Silke Tudor

• House Of Tudor

  published January 31, 2001

  There is little doubt "Stinky's Peep Show" is the last bastion of acceptable, beery fun for the aging -- or already aged -- punk rocker. Designed... More >>

• Into the Wilds

  published January 24, 2001

  The fliers have been showing up all over town: brightly colored photocopies with sketch drawings of bodies intertwined, inviting folks to explore... More >>

• House Of Tudor

  published January 24, 2001

  The 73-year-old voice of R.L. Burnside rises up out of dusty floorboards of ambient beats and lazy slide guitar, sounding as splintered and... More >>

• House Of Tudor

  published January 17, 2001

  Conceived by the music scene preservationists at Popular Noise Foundation, "Cover to Cover" is an evening of local bands each playing two songs... More >>

• Einstein's Dreams

  published January 10, 2001

  Death is a very dull, dreary affair, and my advice to you is to have nothing whatever to do with it. -- W. Somerset... More >>

• House Of Tudor

  published January 10, 2001

  Considered a dodgy eccentric back in the early '60s, Danny Cohen would later find himself and his punk band the Charleston Grotto banned... More >>

• Paul's Still Not Dead

  published January 3, 2001

  "I love Satan." My voice, sounding warped and misshapen, reaches across the phone line from Jon Kelly's home office in Sunnyvale, where... More >>

• House Of Tudor

  published January 3, 2001

  In 1959, Inoshiro Honda -- the master of the giant monster movie form Kaiju and creator of Godzilla, Rodan, and Mothra -- unleashed... More >>