Kitty Carry All – Interview September 1, 1995 An interview with singer Miguel, bassist Joshua, and guitarist Dave
Luna – Penthouse – Review July 1, 1995 Luna is the brainchild of former Galaxie 500 frontman Dean Wareham. Most of the songs continue in Luna’s established vein of Velvet Undergroundy pop.
Lint – “Too Few” – Review July 1, 1995 Only one side, wrapped in pink cellophane. The other side was glued to a Tony Bennett 7″. “Too Few” sounds like a mellow Hole song.
Julian Schnabel – Every Silver Lining Has A Cloud – Review July 1, 1995 Bill Laswell, Anton Fier, Nicky Skopelitis, Buckethead, Bernie Worrell, Henry Threadgill. Now, they’re all on the same album.
The Smoothies – The Smoothies and International Hoodwink- Play Their Respective Hits – Review July 1, 1995 The Smoothies are exactly that. Crammed with loud bass and lots of drums, the female vocals tell a story I could listen to again and again.
Impact Unit – Boston Hardcore – Review July 1, 1995 Another battle lost on the killing grounds of the harder-than-you’ll-ever-be scene.
Ignite – Call On My Brothers – Review July 1, 1995 Classic Orange County hardcore that has a little bit of DC spice that makes it great for the taste buds. Bring it back from the early ’80s.
Hullabaloo – Torn – Review July 1, 1995 More indie pop, with some tasty guitar thrown in. If the Go-Go’s were still around, and had an entirely different line up, they’d be Hullabaloo.
Hissanol – 4th and Black – Review July 1, 1995 Hissanol is Andy Kerr (iving in Amsterdam) from NoMeansNo and Scott Henderson (living in Canada) from Shovlhed. They sent 4 and 8 track tapes back and forth.
Haystak Kalhoon – Sped of Cheese – Review July 1, 1995 Tepid college rock with no catch. The lead singer sounds goofy, but I’m not sure he means to. A valiant effort with high-spirits.