Falafel Boy – Meet Meat – Review February 1, 1995 Meet Meat from Falafel Boy is a very fun album, a six-pack and a smile, on the road with ten of your best friends in a Yugo.
Skyclad – Prince of Poverty Line – Review February 1, 1995 Combining shredding solos, creative keyboards, violin accompaniment, and former Sabbath vocalist Martin Walkyier, Skyclad is progressive metal at its finest.
Electrafixion – Zephyr – Review February 1, 1995 Electrafixion are far from a thinly-veiled Bunnymen reunion. More cyanide kisses than lips like sugar.
Silent Serenity – Review February 1, 1995 Long-winded, naïve Goth here. We even tried to like this one and, just couldn’t. No one is that interested in your diary.
Sick of It All – Scratch The Surface – Review February 1, 1995 Scratch The Surface oozes with the nastiness and aggression of the badlands of NYC as only true hardcore outfit Sick Of It All can serve it up.
Elastica – Stutter – Review February 1, 1995 If Veruca Salt is getting a bit too mainstream for you, then take a step back and lend an ear to Elastica.
Sickening Gore – Destructive Reality – Review February 1, 1995 Destructive Reality is powerfully produced and comes across as a dark meeting of Cannibal Corpse and Slayer.
Radiohead – My Iron Lung – Review February 1, 1995 Hitting styles from the hard pop of “Creep” to more jangly guitar rockers, Radiohead show they have more for us to feast on.
Dogtooth – “Black” – Review February 1, 1995 Well-produced, “Black” stays honest and gritty. Luckily, the lyrics are printed on the back. Somebody is a really good writer.
Quicksand – Manic Compression – Review February 1, 1995 Back with an intense edge, this follows in the blazing footsteps of their previous killer, Slip.