God, how much trouble did we have choosing which pics to use for this feature??? Glamour model fetishist Layne D'Angelo isn't lying when she claims to be versatile in her photo shoots - just check out the nine totally different images that we've included below!

Of course, we couldn't include every pic that we wanted to, so read the interview, check out the pics, and then make sure you track her down on MySpace and check out some more images here. And don't forget to say 'hi' from Voltcase!

Artoony tracked us down a few weeks ago via our MySpace page and is living proof that - assuming you are any good, of course - that befriending us really can get you a feature.

Juniper

Reviewed: "Sirens" (CD)

Albums I have come into ownership of recently:
- Blur: Parklife (well, better late than never…)

Johnny Poindexter

Reviewed: "Place Your Trust In Empty Spaces"

Distinctly menacing mogwai influenced post-rock noodlings that are a little bit hit and miss but when it does all come together like in “In Every Language There Is Or Ever Was” the results are truly majestic.

Jiva

Reviewed: "Anyone's Angel", "Undercover" & "Real or Remembered" MP3's

Excellent atmospheric female fronted rock from Detroit. The obvious and easy comparison is Evanescence - haunting vocals about things like angels and redemption sung to quiet verses / louder choruses.

Inner Surge

Reviewed: "An Offering" CD

I should stress that before you read this review, I have absolutely no idea in what order the tracks of this album are supposed to be played in - the tracks I received were unnumbered, so this review is based on listening to the album alphabetically, rather than numerically.