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Shiva Speedway – Shiva Speedway / Enduro split – “Moonshine” / “Sister” – Review

February 1, 1997

The vocalist’s tortured screams complement the music without saying, “look at me, I’m a drunk and disgruntled starving musician!”

Elliott Smith – “Speed Trials” – Review

February 1, 1997

Like Lou Barlow riding on a particularly moody wavelength with only an acoustic guitar and whispering drums. Simultaneously depressing and celebratory.

Zeke – Flat Tracker – Review

February 1, 1997

These Seattlites froth and curse like white trash, whiskey drinkin’, drug usin’, hard livin’, hard fuckin’, hot rod racin’, law hatin’, fight startin’ cretins.

Windy and Carl – Drawing of Sound – Review

February 1, 1997

At times Tangerine Dream, at times E.A.R., Windy and Carl create accessible ambient music.

Downset – Do We Speak a Dead Language? – Review

February 1, 1997

Their music is tighter and meaner, with the hardcore parts more hardcore, and the hip-hop parts more hip-hop.

Warzone – The Sound of Revolution – Review

February 1, 1997

Eleven new tracks of fast, energetic, positive, straight-up, old school style New York hardcore played just right by the real McCoys.

Daisyhaze – The Big Burn – Review

February 1, 1997

All glitter & glam aside, The Big Burn is an excellent piece of minstrelsy. At first, it comes off Indie typical, but manages to turn around slowly and subtly.

Daddy Black Boots – Sticker – Review

February 1, 1997

DBB takes the groove of Stickmen, the vocal sarcasm (sans screams) of Sam Black Church, and adds in the choppy start/stops of Stompbox.

Wipeout XL – Review

February 1, 1997

This soundtrack is a near-perfect showcase for some of the ballsiest material that ’90s electronica has to offer.

Crown of Thornz – Mentally Vexed – Review

February 1, 1997

The music is a perfect example of everything that was good in New York’s hardcore heyday; melodic, heavy, and influential.

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