Past Issues
| Year | Quarter | Issue No. | On the cover |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | Fall | 44 | Zoe Kravitz |
| 2010 | Summer | 43 | Jack White |
| 2010 | Spring | 42 | Melissa Auf der Maur |
| 2009 | Fall | 41 | Cobie Smulders |
| 2009 | Summer | 40 | Ximena Sarinana |
| 2009 | Spring | 39 | Evan Rachel Wood |
| 2008 | Winter | 38 | She & Him |
| 2008 | Fall | 37 | Kid Sister |
| 2008 | Summer | 36 | Missy Elliott |
| 2008 | Spring | 35 | Juliette Lewis |
| 2007 | Winter | 34 | Dita Von Teese |
| 2007 | Fall | 33 | M.I.A. |
| 2007 | Summer | 32 | Björk |
| 2007 | Spring | 31 | Feist |
| 2006 | Winter | 30 | Cat Power |
| 2006 | Fall | 29 | Anna Sui |
| 2006 | Summer | 28 | Amy Sedaris |
| 2006 | Spring | 27 | Neko Case |
| 2005 | Winter | 26 | Lady Sovereign |
| 2005 | Fall | 25 | Ana Gasteyer |
| 2005 | Summer | 24 | Sleater-Kinney |
| 2005 | Spring | 23 | Sarah Silverman |
| 2004 | Winter | 22 | Joanna Newsom |
| 2004 | Fall | 21 | Le Tigre |
| 2004 | Summer | 20 | Janeane Garofalo |
| 2004 | Spring | 19 | The Von Bondies |
| 2003 | Winter | 18 | Natasha Lyonne |
| 2003 | Fall | 17 | Peaches |
| 2003 | Summer | 16 | Liz Phair |
| 2003 | Spring | 15 | Cat Power |
| 2002 | Winter | 14 | Aimee Mann |
| 2002 | Summer/Fall | 13 | Sleater-Kinney |
| 2002 | Spring | 12 | Tanya Donelly |
| 2001 | Winter | 11 | Le Tigre |
| 2001 | Fall | 10 | Quasi |
| 2001 | Summer | 9 | The Butchies |
| 2000 | Fall | 8 | Mascott |
| 2000 | Summer | 7 | Sleater-Kinney |
| 2000 | Spring | 6 | Cibo Matto |
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