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Author: Dustin Krcatovich

Dustin Krcatovich is a writer, musician, DJ, and insufferable contrarian based in Portland, Oregon. Reportedly, his writing once deeply offended a member of the Squirrel Nut Zippers.

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January 8, 2018January 8, 2018
“I’m Never Satisfied with Half-Assed Artwork”: Jim Blanchard Kicks Off Our New Artist Series, ‘Monsters of Ink’
By Dustin Krcatovich / Monsters of Ink, Music, Random / Monsters of Ink, Artists
Monsters of Ink is a new series where we talk to some of the artists and designers, both legends and legends-to-be, whose contributions define the…
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November 29, 2017November 29, 2017
The Return of Kicking Giant, the Ultimate 90s Mixtape Band
By Dustin Krcatovich / Features, Music, Random / mixtapes, 90s, Kicking Giant
People of a certain age like to talk about how much mixtapes meant to them as teenagers, and surely not without cause. Still, let's face…
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November 11, 2017November 10, 2017
RIP Fred Cole of Dead Moon, Portland’s Greatest Punk Rock Hero
By Dustin Krcatovich / Music / punk, portland, Fred Cole
On October 5 of this year, Portland, Oregon City Commissioner Chloe Eudaly stood in front of city hall and made an official proclamation that, within…
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October 27, 2017April 25, 2019
Gundella’s Collection of Witch Spells is Reissued on Vinyl, Goth As Fuck
By Dustin Krcatovich / Features, Music / halloween, goth AF, Witchcraft
Halloween falls on a Tuesday this year, which means that plenty of you party-hearty mugs will find yourselves celebrating for upwards of a week, starting…
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September 29, 2017September 29, 2017
Into Yer Shtik: Seattle Grunge Documentary ‘Hype!’ Turns 20
By Dustin Krcatovich / Archive
A look back at the definitive documentary on the grunge movement with the people who made it.
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September 25, 2017September 25, 2017
Michael Cera on making music for films and his new duet with Sharon Van Etten
By Dustin Krcatovich / Interviews, Music, TV+Film / Michael Cera, Sharon Van Etten
In recent years, Michael Cera has been proven more and more the renaissance man. Yes, he's kept a toehold in the mainstream comedy world where…
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September 11, 2017February 9, 2019
Andrew W.K.’s Philosophy of American Pizza
By Dustin Krcatovich / Chicago, Interviews, Music
It should go without saying to most Riot Fest readers that Andrew W.K. is passionate about a lot of things: the party, music, kindness, the…
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September 8, 2017September 8, 2017
Murder By Death’s Würst Interview Ever
By Dustin Krcatovich / Chicago, Features, Interviews, Music / murder by death, Würst Music & Beer Fest
Long-running Louisville, KY (by way of Bloomington, IN) gothic folk/country band Murder By Death has been relatively quiet in 2017, but they're hardly resting on…
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August 28, 2017August 28, 2017
Tobe Hooper’s First Movie ‘The Heisters’: All the Laughs, None of the Screams
By Dustin Krcatovich / Chicago, TV+Film / tobe hooper, texas chainsaw massacre, dennis hopper
As most of our readers have surely heard by now, the Texan movie maverick Tobe Hooper shuffled off this mortal coil on Saturday at the…
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August 16, 2017August 18, 2017
TOBACCO Talks Cassettes, Prank Calls, and Opening For Nine Inch Nails
By Dustin Krcatovich / Chicago, Interviews, Music / nine inch nails, Tobacco
Whether it's with the garbled post-everything pop of Black Moth Super Rainbow or the analog synth crunch of his solo material, Pittsburgh's own Tobacco has…
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August 4, 2017August 4, 2017
Pretty Love Machine: Today’s Underground Musicians Heap Praise Upon Nine Inch Nails
By Dustin Krcatovich / Chicago, Music, NIN Week / nine inch nails, NIN Week
At this juncture in history, Nine Inch Nails has been around long enough for its combination of post-industrial pummel and melodic melancholy to have exerted…
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July 17, 2017April 4, 2018
By Definition, A Crush Must Hurt: Why That Dog Were the Big Star of the 90s
By Dustin Krcatovich / Full Albums / weezer, beck, Full Albums
As most rock nerds know by now, Big Star were the quintessential "should have been huge" band. In their short time as a group, the…
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