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Cringe is an online zine (e-zine) focusing on the Columbus, Ohio (OSU/Short North area) music scene. Anyone can and is encouraged to submit reviews, information, letters and whatever. With a name like Cringe, we can't afford to be too picky, so nearly all relative submissions will be accepted.
Send all CRINGE related matters to info@cringe.com or submit them through your browser.
- CRINGE 11.1:
"Untitled" Spring 2001:
Introduction | Lowdown | Releases | Reviews | Features - CRINGE 10.3:
"Spurts of Growth" Fall/Winter 2000 :
Introduction | Lowdown | Releases | Local Play | Reviews | Features - CRINGE 10.2:
"Untitled" Summer 2000:
Introduction | Lowdown | Releases | Local Play | Reviews | Features - CRINGE 10.1:
"I am the DJ" Spring 2000:
Introduction | Lowdown | Releases | Local Play | Reviews | Features - CRINGE 9.3:
"Scathe Boarding" Fall/Winter 1999 (February 2000):
Introduction | Lowdown | Releases | Reviews | Features - CRINGE 9.2:
"The Good, the Bad and the Message Board" Spring/Summer 1999 (August 1999):
Introduction | Lowdown | Releases | Reviews - CRINGE 9.1:
"Pedestrian Rocking" Winter 1999 (April 1999):
Introduction | Lowdown | Releases | Reviews | Features | Classified Ads - CRINGE 8.4:
"Narcissists and Nepotists" Fall 1998 (January 1999):
Introduction | Notes | Lowdown | Releases | Reviews | Features | Classified Ads - CRINGE 8.3:
"Dog Days" Summer 1998 (October 1998):
Introduction | Notes | Lowdown | Releases | Reviews | Features | Classified Ads - CRINGE 8.2:
"Yeah Buddy" Spring 1998 (July 1998):
Introduction | Notes | Lowdown | Releases | Reviews | Classified Ads - CRINGE 8.1:
"Blah" Winter 1998 (April 1998):
Introduction | News | Lowdown | Releases | Reviews | Features | Classified Ads - CRINGE 7.3:
"Gimme a K" Fall 1997 (January 1998):
Introduction | Notes & Letters | News & Rumors | Reviews | Features | Classified Ads - CRINGE 7.2:
"Still Being Edited" Summer 1997 (August 1997):
Introduction | Notes & Letters | News & Rumors | Reviews | Classified Ads - CRINGE 7.1:
"Compost Issue" Winter 1997 (February 1997):
Introduction | Notes & Letters | News & Rumors | Reviews | Miscellaneous | Trivia | Classified Ads - CRINGE 6.4:
"If it's too loud, you can still hear" Fall 1996 (November 1996):
Introduction | Notes & Letters | News & Rumors | Reviews | Miscellaneous | Classified Ads - CRINGE 6.3:
(on WWW only) Summer 1996 (July 1996):
Notes | News & Rumors | Reviews | Trivia - CRINGE 6.2:
"Lust, Dust & Pollen Issue" Spring 1996 (April 1996):
Introduction | Letters | News & Rumors | The Bands | Media | Trivia | Outdoor Fests - CRINGE 6.1:
"The Maybe Next Time Issue" Winter 1996 (January 1996):
Introduction | Letters | News & Rumors | The Bands | Misc. - CRINGE 5.4:
"Book 'em Danno Issue" Fall 1995 (October 1995):
Q & A | News & Rumors | Bands | Media | Misc. | Directories - CRINGE 5.3:
"... on the Label, Label Label Issue" Summer 1995 (July 1995):
Q & A | News & Rumors | Bands & Releases | Local Labels | Web Pages - CRINGE 5.2:
"The Cute Bass Player Issue" Spring 1995 (April 1995):
Q & A | News | Bands | Hangouts & Venues | Info Resources | Event - CRINGE 5.1:
"The Joel Poll" Winter 1995 (Januaury 1995):
Bands | Shows & Events | Clubs & Hangouts | Stores | Media
Q & A
HOW/WHERE DO I GET A COPY?All back issues and the current issue are available at http://www.cringe.com/.
HOW DO I SUBMIT SOMETHING?
You can e-mail submissions to info@cringe.com or submit them through your browser. You can also send them to CRINGE / P.O. Box 10276 /Columbus, Ohio 43201. If ya can get them to me on a MAC or Windows disk (several formats to be safe - ie. text, RTF) it'll be a lot easier for me. Ya can even phone in info, too: 421-7589.
WHEN'S THE NEXT CRINGE?
We do 3-4 online issues each year. So issues are archived roughtly in 2-4 month segments.
WHY DIDN'T YOU INCLUDE ... ?
If ya wanna see something added, let me know. Better yet, send it in for the next
issue.
I'M NOT ON THE INTERNET
The cheapest, most universal way to get an account is to go to your local branch of the
Columbus Public Library and request info on Greater Columbus Free-net accounts. It's free; and I believe some of the libraries have computers you can use for free to access your account. If you're an OSU affiliate, the best place to go for getting your "obligatory" free OSU account established is the 5th floor of Baker Systems. Most of the other Public Labs at OSU can help ya too. OSU has hundreds, if not thousands, of computers you can then use for free to access your account. Confused? Ask a friend who knows (or even me) to get ya started. There are actually many more free Internet options available these days.