The Night Owl - Steve Marshall's online publication and review archive, featuring the reviews that aren't available in Cosmik Debris, as well as some that are.			John Sekerka's popular quarterly zine, Thrust, has monthly updates in its webzine form. His writing, for Thrust AND Cosmik, is archived there.
	Word-Ware is home(page) to our Zero-to-One man, Steven Leith. Check it out. Various services offered.			Ya wanna know about nearly any surf record? This is your click spot. Phil Dirt's review archive is 2nd to none.
	Garage Nation - is the homepage of Timothy Gassen, author of our very own Psychedelicatessen column. You'll find past columns and info about his book, The Knights Of Fuzz.			Gary 'Pig' Gold would like you to visit M'Lou Music, the proud home of Shane Faubert and his legendary Cheepskates, The "Unsound" Demos Only Series (send us YOUR home recordings, please!) and, last but far from least, Los Angeles' one and only Masticators.
	David Walley does it again. His new book, Teenage Nervous Breakdown: Music & Politics In The Post-Elvis Age is getting rave reviews. Click on his pic to check out availability & pricing.			A Collection of Event and Live Music Photos by Tim Owen featuring an extensive listing of rock, blues and reggae artists. Tim has developed a collection of well over 200 artists. He has also served as an event photographer for various art and music festivals -- Come check out the site!
	coLeSLAw's gALlEry is a place where you can check out the artwork of coLeSLAw. For the first two and a half years of Cosmik Debris' life, he was our artist, doing the covers and the title images. He's now the President of the small island nation of Grooviatopia, but his artwork is still here to peruse. We miss the way he used to scurry out and grab a handful of Rice Chex and then scurry back. It was cute. [sniffle.]			Head back to Cosmik Debris, where you're just apt to find something sinister and subversive... like Sinatra reviews next to Tesla reviews, or reggaes sticking out of our jazzes, or hokey-pokey dancin' twister-playin' nuns on rollerskates listening to the latest from Slobberbone! Okay, they're not real nuns, but you get the picture...