#wire magazin

[never-obsolete]

GeoCities Wired - April 1997

[thisisrealy2kok]

WIRED August 1999

[disease]

APHEX TWIN in THE WIRE [NOV 2003]

[grrlmusic]

The Wire

[venusimleder]

Diamanda Galas

[gameraboy2]

"Loose Tongues Mean Hot Triggers" 10 Story Western Magazine, July 1950 Cover by Norman Saunders

[all-rock-and-roll-is-homosexual]

Select Magazine March 1992

📸: Adrian Green

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[pinklemonadesociety]

He really gave us all 3 of these in the same year, only months apart. Fingers crossed 2025 is just as giving. Cuz 2024 was disappointing photoshoot-wise.

[vanalex]

LW: Do you like clubs better because of the closeness to the fans?

Steele: "Personally, I do. I think that as far as sound goes, it sounds a lot better. Most of these large places that we play, the sound just bounces everywhere. Large arenas are not designed for sound. When we play small places like this, it's easier to meet the fans and talk with them, and see what they think. That's important. We like to show people that we remember that we're human, and thank them for coming out to see us. They are responsible for our success."

Peter Steele ~ Livewire interview 1997

[never-obsolete]

Wired - January 1997

[whisky-soul]

New outtake from the Wired photoshoot!

[disease]

MF DOOM in THE WIRE [MAR 2005]

[heythere-mel]

A couple more from Wired ✨

[apesoformythoughts]

“It may be relevant that I’m Catholic, and so supernatural events are not entirely ruled out. One time I was going to write a book which was sort of ‘The Exorcist in San Bernardino.’ … I got a book by Malachi Martin which was actual transcripts of exorcisms—dialogues between priests and devils—and I thought, ‘Cool! Wow, boy, I’ve got all my research right here. This is great.’ And I opened the book, and on the first page it says, ‘The author and publisher advise that anyone reading this book say the following prayer before and after each chapter.’ And I slammed it shut and thought, ‘Well, I don’t need that. Uh-uh. I ain’t doing that.’”

— Tim Powers

[grrlmusic]

The Wire