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XLR8R: 100th anniversary issue

David Pescovitz at 1:07 pm Mon, Sep 18, 2006

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 Peepshow Gallery199 Espo-Pays-Homage-To-The-Reviled-But-Clever-Pigeon-For-Our-100Th-Cover XLR8R, the highly-influential electronic music and culture magazine is celebrating its 100th issue this month. The realm of electronica can be intimidating to outsiders (like me) because of all the sub-genres, micro-niches, artist aliases, and vast amounts of material to filter. Since 1993, XLR8R, in print and online, has been my tour guide of choice when I dip into this musical subculture. Reading it is like having a trusted friend take you on a tour through the best boutique record store in the world. Congratulations to publisher Andrew Smith and his talented co-conspirators!
Link to Issue 100 Preview, Link to XLR8R

David Pescovitz is Boing Boing's co-editor/managing partner. He's also a research director at Institute for the Future. On Instagram, he's @pesco.

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