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Joe Coffee – Bright As The Stars We’re Under – Review

June 14, 2004

Anyone hoping that Paul Bearer is fronting a Sheer Terror clone is in for a big shock. He’s letting ST fans know he’s moving on from that period of his life.

In Strict Confidence – Holy – Review

June 14, 2004

Dennis Ostermann releases sonic masterpieces wrapped around the theme of the album title. Holy is an 11-track collection exploring the effects of religion.

Icon of Coil – Machines Are Us – Review

June 14, 2004

Practically every song on this album is a dancefloor scorcher, Machines Are Us setting a new standard in quality in the genre.

Hypocrisy – The Arrival – Review

June 14, 2004

Tried-and-true yet shrieky and fatiguing screechy production, a re-use of alien themes, that caustic caw, and those almost doomy tower of power chords.

Funeral for a Friend – Seven Way to Scream Your Name – Review

June 7, 2004

FFAF is damn good at what they do, but it sounds a lot like the screamo/melodic hardcore that’s infiltrated the hardcore scene in the last few years.

Decapitated – The Negation – Review

June 7, 2004

Their first two were filled to the brim with sonically-perfect, brutally-satisfying slabs of deathblasts. Believe it: The Negation is the best one yet.

Daughters – Canada Songs – Review

June 7, 2004

Under a whitewash of a noise, grind, and indie rock-based hardcore – no doubt possessed by Fugazi and Unsane – comes an unrelenting and out-of-control outfit.

Broken Bottles – In The Bottles – Review

June 7, 2004

A heavy bottom end supports nerd vocals like Johnny Rotten or The Weirdos. Not as jagged or energetic as you might expect: Smarmy rather than snotty.

Break The Silence – Near Life Experience – Review

June 7, 2004

“East Coast hardcore collides with West Coast melody” nails it. Bad Religion would be the easiest harmony to reference, but Good Riddance is more accurate.

Boyskout – School of Etiquette – Review

June 7, 2004

Blends a fairly basic New Wave sound with an eerie darkness, which yields an album that is more Goth/synth than Joy Division could ever hope to produce.

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