Check out the Freakin’ Hott cover article in this week’s City Link.<blockquote>If you just laugh, the joke’s on you.</blockquote><blockquote>These disparate influences come together to build a dark vision of a world where sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll violently combine. In “Old Weird America,” the title of which is taken from Greil Marcus’ book about Bob Dylan, Gentry writes, “The people on the ground/Won’t react to a sound/Until it’s right above them/It’s easy to fool the dead/It’s easy to give them head/And not really love them.”</blockquote>I’ve got the whole thing saved and will probably archive it here once it’s off the City Link site.