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Mark Brodie & the Beaver Patrol – Shreddin’ and Surfin’ – Review

October 1, 1996

Cruising in the pipeline of the current surf instrumental revival. There’s no attempt at a new twist, just something to remind you how vital this music is.

Los Hornets – “Barrymore” – Review

October 1, 1996

The A-Side is instrumental, and if you don’t listen carefully, you’ll think it’s badly executed surf, not the abstract art statement that it is.

Like Wow – Like Wow / Bliss Blood split – Review

October 1, 1996

Any 7″ that celebrates drinking is fine with us here in the office. Even better if the songs are sort of psychobilly. Well, drunk psychobilly.

Hope Factory – “Drinking Song” / “Imaginary” – Review

October 1, 1996

This one’s a poppy, Cure-ish distorto-jangle rock thing. Fairly decent pop rock, but not much substance.

AFI – AFI / Heckle split – Review

October 1, 1996

Heckle pays homage to the Clash like their coverboy counterparts Rancid, with gruffer vocals. The other tracks play the same with more speed and less melody.

Engine 88 – Engine 88 / American Sensei split – Review

October 1, 1996

This 7″ is misleading. I was thinking of electric futuristic, Kraftwerk type music, not this bland, everyday radio fodder.

Emily’s Sassy Lime – Desperate, Scared, But Social – Review

October 1, 1996

They render the riot grrrl ethic to understatement. Cutesy garage that won’t offend anyone but sound engineers was never the point.

Bliss Blood – Like Wow / Bliss Blood split – Review

October 1, 1996

The B-side is lo-fi blues with some strange sounds included like a singing saw and a jug bass. Not to mention an incredibly cool punk ukulele.

Bantam Rooster – Miss Luxury – Review

October 1, 1996

Coming across like a more bucolic Blues Explosion, Bantam Rooster’s Spencer-isms succeed on “Real Live Wire.” “Miss Luxury” is a clunker.

American Sensei – Engine 88 / American Sensei split – Review

October 1, 1996

“Man Club” is another alterna-rock, semi-not-punk sort of song, “Heater On” is yet another attempt to exhume the Pixies that ends up with a dessicated corpse.

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