Presumed Guilty – Review April 1, 1999 Misanthropy, Elfenblut, and Heroine combine forces for the good of free expression, giving voice in this CD’s 75 minutes and 20-page booklet.
Texas Terri And The Stiff Ones – Eat Shit – Review April 1, 1999 So a famous-for-no-reason Hollywood hairdresser with an inexplicably thick press kit named Texas Terri takes her “female Iggy” schtick to the world.
Terabithia – Yes, I am Talking to You – Review April 1, 1999 Relies simply on the stylings of its genre (mid-to-slow tempos, whining voices, open chords that sound like a blind kid playing) instead of substance.
Ten Foot Pole – Insider – Review April 1, 1999 This 12-song, 33-minute platter of sugar-filled treats will have your head bobbing madly and your eyes scouring the lyric sheets.
Anti-Nowhere League – Scum – Review April 1, 1999 Anti-Nowhere League are stil totally old school, like the UK Subs smeared with the Misfits, production booted to boot.
Cause for Alarm – Beneath the Wheel – Review April 1, 1999 Yes, they’re back. Again. The new (almost H20-ish) style makes the songs a helluva lot more energetic. Every song here is an anthem.
Another Nothing – New Breed – Review April 1, 1999 Stale, Korn/Tool-wannabe rock that manages to carry on for over half an hour without showing even one positive characteristic.
All Out War – For Those Who Have Been Crucified – Review April 1, 1999 Equipped with evil lyrics, “scary” intros, and run-of-the-mill screams, All Out War proves you don’t have to write good songs if you imitate other bands.
Agathodaimon – Blacken the Angel – Review April 1, 1999 On Blacken The Angel, this German sextet leans toward the more melodic and atmospheric end of the black metal spectrum.