This week, we go back to the launch issue of Alternative Ulster, asking if you were ready for Therapy?, as in, the band.
In news, Meg White made a surprise visit to Auntie Annie’s to see a recent gig by Soledad Brothers.
With the summer approaching, there is a preview for Witnness, with acts such as Coldplay, Manic Street Preachers, Snow Patrol and The Datsuns on the bill.
Recently in Belfast, there is an interview with Feeder, continuing on after the death of drummer Jon Lee.
Cover star Andy Cairns gets eight pages worth of interview, which took place as he watched a repeat of the 1978 World Cup match between Scotland and Holland at a friend’s house.
There is a double page feature on the clothes shop Apache in Belfast City Centre, and a look at the various tribes that frequent it.
The club night Mono gets a column, and even offers a playlist to readers, featuring the likes of Duran Duran, David Bowie and My Bloody Valentine.
In album reviews, there were reviews of Blur, Therapy? and Dandy Warhols.
Concert reviews featured Radiohead’s recent gig at the Waterfront Hall and The Coral at The Limelight.
Analogue Boy In A Digital World 