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Mostly Holy – at Infinity – Review

September 1, 1993

They’ve got a lot of energy. They work the stage. They can actually sing. Harmonious, too. I’m impressed.

Little Sister – at Sir Morgan’s Cove – Review

September 1, 1993

Little Sister are off on an East Coast tour. Their farewell gig at Sir Morgan’s Cove was filled with inflatable crayon tossing and beach ball bouncing.

Little Sister – with Riot Act, The Rattlers, Mystery Jones at The Skybox – Review

September 1, 1993

It’s hard to find “chicks” who can swagger/strut/stomp/and belt it out like (or, gasp!, better) than their posturing, bravado-inflated male counterparts.

Headcleaner- with OHM, Tree, Sam Black Church at the Paradise – Review

September 1, 1993

From the onset, the groove was tight and weighed a ton. It never lightened through the whole set. Their sound and presence is like the rumbles from the old days.

Tree – with Big Catholic Guilt at Bill’s Bar – Review

June 1, 1993

If you’ve never seen these hardcore hyperheads, they’re not just a must see, they’re a must experience.

Slowpoke – at Infinity – Review

June 1, 1993

They’ve got the raw, brutal sound of the top thrash bands, the technical competence, and the tight production of The Big Boys.

Skunkjuice – at The Vertex – Review

June 1, 1993

The beat styling of J.T. Main courses blood-pumping rhythm through the veins of their first song. Scott Francis roars low, guttural melodies of “Daisy Chain.”

Big Catholic Guilt – with Tree at Bill’s Bar – Review

June 1, 1993

Astride the Hell-gone-techno warhorse was the throat of the big, bald, and beautiful boogyman himself, Sam Jordan.

Big Catholic Guilt – Judgement – Review

June 1, 1993

The sheer strength of Jordan’s distorted ravings are just shy of terrifying. The lyrics are personal, observant, and angrily poetic.

Definition FX – Light Speed Collision – Review

June 1, 1993

With a driving, undeniable beat, chugging guitar, and keyboards skipping and tripping about, the energy flows and feels good.

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