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Starsailor – Silence is Easy – Review

June 21, 2004

Silence Is Easy, the first album to feature Phil Spector production in 20 years, is Starsailor’s growth spurt, shooting them past most of their contemporaries.

Union 13 – Symptoms of Humanity – Review

June 21, 2004

Union 13 proudly holds up their East L.A. punk roots, performing the majority of songs in English, but their songs in Spanish are just as good.

The Vandals – Live At The House of Blues Anaheim – Review

June 21, 2004

There’s something very gratifying about seeing Josh Freese and Warren Fitzgerald squander their immense talents on a silly band, just to have a bit of fun.

The Start – Death Via Satellite – Review

June 21, 2004

The Gossip without the blues riffs, The Faint without the electro/Goth overtones, and The (International) Noise Conspiracy without the politics.

Pipedown – Mental Weaponry – Review

June 21, 2004

Winners of Duke Crevanator’s prestigious award for “Album that Contains the Largest Amount of Pseudo-Intellectual, Hypocritical Bullshit” for 2004.

Orquesta del Desterto – Dos – Review

June 21, 2004

Massed acoustic guitars, soulful vocals (Stahl is one of the best in the scene), and melodies that evoke the beautiful, wide-open swirl of a desert sunset.

Modey Lemon – Thunder + Lightning – Review

June 21, 2004

Young and full of themselves, so the hyperactive spuzz angle makes some sense, plus they seem to have put some thought into what they’re doing.

Local H – Whatever Happened To P.J. Soles? – Review

June 21, 2004

…P.J. Soles? sees the band at their melodic, rockin’ best one minute, and at their stoner lethargic nadir the next. A disjointed affair.

Tenki – View of Orbiting Man – Review

June 21, 2004

Chicago’s Tenki blends the basic clean guitar sound with horns, keyboards, violas, banjos, and even a koto to create a sound reminiscent of Built to Spill.

King Diamond – The Puppet Master – Review

June 21, 2004

Look for a few twists in the tale this time, King Diamond, for his 11th solo album adding occasional female vocals (Livia Zita), more guitar soloing, and a DVD.

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