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The Polyphonic Spree – Together We’re Heavy – Review

January 31, 2005

Looking past all the spectacles and accessories, The Polyphonic Spree is nothing more than a quirky indie-pop band, akin to The Flaming Lips or The Unicorns.

The Helgas – Til the Wheels Fall Off – Review

January 31, 2005

The Helgas are the natural replacement for your overused Social Distortion discs, and they don’t even need breaking in. Straight-ahead no-bull punk rock.

The Glasspack – BridgeBurner – Review

January 31, 2005

This shit is knee-deep in bell bottoms, psychedelic drugs, and distortion pedals, which is probably why they’ve been embraced by the stoner rock folks.

The F-Ups – Review

January 31, 2005

The F-Ups bring us fast, pumping pop punk about having to go to school, dealing with parents, and, of course, awkward sexual situations.

Th’ Legendary Shack Shakers – Believe – Review

January 31, 2005

They’ve expanded their blues-punk sound, incorporating elements of Stax style funk, kletzmer, and country waltz ballads. The current champions of boogie.

Vintersorg – The Focusing Blur – Review

January 31, 2005

Vintersorg incorporates back-to-nature lyrics through the use of medieval, folky passages over Peccatum-styled terror prog, and occasional blasting blackness.

Venomous Concept – Retroactive Abortion – Review

January 31, 2005

WOW!! Side project of ex-Brutal Truth vocalist Kevin Sharp, King Buzzo Osbourne from Melvins/Fantômas, and Shane Embury and Danny Herrera from Napalm Death.

Unleashed – Sworn Allegiance – Review

January 31, 2005

Blunt, boorish words you can understand, riffs you’ll remember after the smoke’s cleared, production loud and proud, rhythms touched by the hand of chaos.

Underoath – They’re Only Chasing Safety – Review

January 31, 2005

Much hyped. Generic mediocre metalcore, save for the techno/keyboard bits used on certain songs, Underoath never really build up enough steam.

RPG – Full Time – Interview

January 31, 2005

An Interview with vocalist/guitarist Matt Conner

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