Home Wreckordings 1997-1999 (Knitting Factory). Review by Phil Bailey.

Soundtrack (Polydor/Universal). Review by Phil Bailey.

Ang Lee’s critically acclaimed film Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon at last makes its debut on DVD. Phil Bailey explains why this film is still underrated, despite its four Oscars (Gladiator, schmadiator).

Photo Editor Phil Bailey looks back at the first decade of Ink 19 with a special photo essay.

The Best of Flatt & Scruggs (Mercury). Review by Phil Bailey.

Best known for his work on the anime Serial Experiments: Lain, Yoshitoshi ABe gets a beautiful showcase for his art in the new book, Essence. Phil Bailey takes a close look at the manga masterpiece.

Rachel Talalay’s cult film version of Alan Martin and Jamie Hewlett’s cult comic book Tank Girl gets a long overdue release on DVD. Phil Bailey battles Water & Power to get you the details.

Revelling/Reckoning (Righteous Babe). Review by Phil Bailey.

Soundtrack (Trauma). Review by Phil Bailey.

Eleni Mandell at the Circle Bar in New Orleans, LA on March 30, 2001, Concert review and photos by Phil Bailey.

Flame (Flat Earth). Review by Phil Bailey.

Elizabeth Elmore, with Sharks and Minnows at .357 Warehouse in Athens, GA on March 12, 2001. Concert review and photos by Phil Bailey.

Various Artists (Slimstyle/Beyond). Review by Phil Bailey.

The 13th Round (TKO/Flat). Review by Phil Bailey.

Behind Closed Doors (Epic/Legacy). Review by Phil Bailey.

Soundtrack (Mercury). Review by Phil Bailey.

Stag (Daemon). Review by Phil Bailey.

In the tradition of cartoon cereals from Smurfberry Crunch to Pac-Man cereal, and from Mr. T cereal to Pokemon, Kellog’s has let loose The Powerpuff Girls cereal on an unsuspecting world. Phil Bailey turns his finely-honed palate to this sugary-sweet sensation, but will Mojo Jojo destroy breakfast?

Kristofferson (Monument/Legacy). Review by Phil Bailey.

If a band is made up of nothing but girls, a lot of people’s first inclination is to believe that they’re all eye candy with no real musical talent. The last thing a lot of people would believe is that they can actually rock! The ladies of Girlush Figure are out to put the lie to those old stereotypes with their first album, Target You. Phil Bailey introduces you to Pigpen, Squeaky, and Donna.