Salvaged and up to date
I have saved and reposted nearly all the interviews and a selection of reviews from the geocities hosted section of this website. I was a bit brutal with the reviews as I thought some had dated too much. The interviews date from 1994-2003 and originally existed in print in the Irish fanzine The Weedbus, or post 1998 they had appeared on the web-zine slowthrills.com. Reviews are randomly selected from slowthrills.com's archives, and the salvaged ones are basic text files really. Nothing fancy!

Q&A Interviews
some random reviews

REVIEWS: A selection from the past...
Acid Mothers Temple
All Tomorrow's Parties, curated by Slint (Slint, Melvins, Mogwai, Deerhoof, Mum)
All Tomorrow's Parties, ATP vs the Fans (Shellac, Modest Mouse, Les Savy Fav, Cornelius)
And You Will Know Us By The Trail of Dead
Arab Strap
Ballboy
BelFEST 2004 (Tom McShane, Torgas Valley Reds, Duke Special, Driving by Night, The Embers, Desert Hearts, Contraband)
Belle and Sebastian
Beta Band
Brian Wilson
Bridge and Tunnel
Built To Spill
The Clientele
Cornelius
Delays
Dick Dale
The Evens
The Fall
Fennesz and Mike Patton
FIB 2004 (Kraftwerk, Belle and Sebastian, Air, Franz Ferdinand, Brian Wilson, Wire, Love, Einsturzende Neubaten, LCD Soundsystem, Lou Reed, Tindersticks, Teenage Fanclub)
Fiery Furnaces
Flaming Lips
Fly Pan Am
Giant Sand
Go-Betweens
Godspeed You Black Emperor!
Guided By Voices
Hefner
The Hold Steady
Hood
House of Love
J Mascis
Jacob Golden
Jad Fair and Teenage Fanclub
Jeff Martin
Kidd Dynamo
Low
Luke Haines
Mary Timony
Melvins
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Of Arrowe Hill
Oxbow
Patti Smith
Peaches
PJ Harvey
Pram
Quack Quack
Robyn Hitchcock and the Venus 3
Rocket From the Crypt
Six Organs of Admittance
Sleater-Kinney
Slint
Soft Boys
Sonic Youth
The Strokes
Television
Torgas Valley Reds
Tracer AMC
White Stripes
Wolf Colonel
Yo La Tengo

Ignore those archive links in the side menu
Most of them won't work as they go to geocities pages, and they are dead and gone. All will be re-upped by the end of the week.

Geocities is about to vanish!
Well well, Geocities will cease to exist from Oct 26, 2009 and all files held there will be deleted and no longer accessible. As a fair percentage of this site's archives are on geocities, I am going to be busy over the next few days. I will probably host them here, or on the space that comes with my broadband, I haven't decided yet. The important thing is that I have saved all the interviews I need tonight :)