Radar Eyes: Hangin' With the Homopolice
Hello and welcome back to Radar Eyes. I've been away for the last three weeks...
Our Focus = Underground/ Unreleased/ Underexposed/ Misunderstood/ Unappreciated/ Etc., etc.
I am Chemical Mange.
R.I.P. Sandor Benczedi.
Welcome Beau Beasley of Homopolice, Heavy Leather Records, etc.
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Rosa Guerrero
Radar Eyes: You are a Houston music institution and an ultra fan of Leather Ways... State your name and purpose!
Beau Beasley: My name is Beau Beasley. I am fan of leather and terrible music. The only purpose I have is to waste my hard-earned money on music that I enjoy and expect to lose money on it.
RE: So you're the man "behind" the recent onslaught of Homopolice media?
BB: Yes, and all other homosexual punk activities in this town. That's me.
Radar Eyes: Peeking Under Shakes Gown
SAN FRANCISCO -> BERLIN -> SAN FRANCISCO -> BEYOND!!!
Chris Rolls is the mastermind behind the high-energy San Francisco music machine known as Shakes Gown.
Radar Eyes: Name, social security no., purpose for living, etc.
Shakes Gown: Chris Rolls, and my purpose is to procreate... or so I have been told...
RE: And you also record music, am I right?
SG: Yes, I record, produce, compose, perform and release music which I have been doing since junior high... but not in earnest since I moved to San Francisco in 1998.
Radar Eyes: Digging Ditchwater and More
[Radar Eyes is a new recurring feature, peering at the underground from the unique mind of Indian Jewelry/Future Blondes shredder Domokos Benczedi. Proceed at your own risk... just kidding. Enjoy.]
Our Focus = Underground/ Unreleased/ Underexposed/ Misunderstood/ Unappreciated/ Etc., etc.
I am Chemical Mange.
First of all: R.I.P. Ron Asheton.
Second of all: Fuck.
RADAR EYES NO. 1: Rosa Guerrero, Ditchwater Corp.
Radar Eyes: State your name and purpose!
Rosa Guerrero: Haha, good question!
RE: Purpose?
RG: To share good rock and roll music with the peoples of Houston.
RE: And how do you do this?
RG: Multi-media blitzkrieg! I publish a photography zine called Ditchwater, which documents Houston's seamier music scenes. It's an old fashioned photocopied affair - I do B&W analog photography, so it lends itself well to that. And I am 1/3 of "Mutant Hardcore Flower Hour" on KTRU, the longest-running punk radio show in town.
And because I'm fond of putting holes in my head, I just started Ditchwater Records, which is a lonely-hearts singles club. Oh, and sometimes I organize and promote live shows.





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