Crass' Dial House on the Auction Block; Byard Lancaster Arrested for Playing Music on the Street; Dead Kennedys to Remaster and Release Catalog; R.I.P. Bryan Gregory, Milan Hlavsa, Pandomag; Curve/Pitchshifter Dropped by Record Labels; D-Day Records Accepting Submissions for Metal Compilation to Benefit Homeless; The Nuge Sued; Napster/Bertelsmann Announces Subscription Service; Kudos to Limp Bizkit. Over its decade-plus life span, Diesel Only has championed the vinyl single, dropped several acclaimed "rig rock" compilations, and put out one of the most celebrated singer-songwriter debuts of 2000 and 2001. Earpollution's Erik Hage catches up with Diesel Only Svengali Jeremy Tepper to see what all the buzz was about. ¶Mark Teppo gets a chance to put a few questions to Toby Marks about the creation and intent of the luminous beats and vast array of musical heritages heard from Banco de Gaia. The music of the world is truly Mark's playground and eP finds out how he manages to make it all work in an interview and profile. Headlines, news broadcasts and personal experience regularly remind me of how far we have to go as a nation in our efforts to put race behind us. It seems like only yesterday Chuck D. from Public Enemy cried out "I've got so much trouble on my mind / Refuse to lose." He too was troubled by what he saw and experienced. A decade later I'm still haunted by those words, and all too often I find myself wondering how much has really changed since then. Welcome to "The Hour of Race and Revolution."