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Raging Slab – Sing Monkey Sing – Review

December 1, 1996

Throw Zeppelin, “Come Together” Beatles drug haze, ZZ Top, and every bastardized form of roaring rock, boogie, sludge, and blues into a swamp and let it fester.

Pure – Generation Six Pack – Review

December 1, 1996

Generation Six Pack starts off with tempestuous rocker “What It Is,” and shows that these Canucks have studied well from the Big Book of guitar heavy pop.

Pulley – Esteem Driven Engine – Review

December 1, 1996

Pulley is vocalist Scott (ex-Ten Foot Pole), guitarist Jim (bassist of Strung Out), drummer Jordan (of Strung Out), bassist Matt (ex-Face To Face), and Mike.

Plaster of Paris, Texas – Diesel Motorcycle – Review

December 1, 1996

Vocalist/Bassist Jhen Kobran (ex-Malachite) has a new band that sounds a whole lot like 7 Year Bitch.

Oblivians – Popular Favorites – Review

December 1, 1996

The Oblivians belch out under-two-minute rotgutabilly tirades like “Guitar Shop Asshole” and “She’s a Hole,” swagger-staggering in pools of cheap beer.

N.O.T.A. – Give Em Enough Dope – Review

December 1, 1996

Their sound hasn’t changed a lot over the years, the most notable difference being the addition of metal guitar licks over the hardcore cacophony.

Negativland – Over the Edge, Vol. 2 – Review

December 1, 1996

At its best, the results achieve synapse-jumbling new extremes of aural pranksterism, non-linear noise layering, high satire and low comedy.

Maximum Penalty – Independent – Review

December 1, 1996

Maximum Penalty. They were a NYHC band that started in the early ’80s, disbanded for a while, then regrouped with new members in early ’95.

Lycia – Cold – Review

December 1, 1996

Empty wastelands. Barren cities. Full moons on February midnights. The songs are all drawn out, weighed down with processional drums and full strings.

Les Baxter – Que Mango! – Review

December 1, 1996

His last non-soundtrack album, he was set to completely weird out the orchestra. Not an easy task, considering that it’s 101 Strings once again.

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