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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.

Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Now I Got Worry – Review

December 1, 1996

The disco strings, funk riffs, and a good deal of the “Number one blues singer in the country” cheerleader-speak that colored 1994’s Orange are absent.

John Barry – The EMI Years Vol. 3 – Review

December 1, 1996

The writer of “The James Bond Theme” himself, Barry wrote of the best soundtracks of the ’60s before going on to become a “serious” film composer.

James Brown – JB 40: 40th Anniversary Collection – Review

December 1, 1996

Polydor made a wise choice when compiling JB 40, avoiding anything he did after 1979. What we got here is some of the best soul and funk around.

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