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Necro Tonz – Are You Dead Yet? – Review

April 1, 1998

It’s, um, Gothic lounge music. From Dallas. It’s mostly covers. Like “I Love The Dead,” “Black No. 1,” “I Put A Spell On You.”

Mike Tramp – Capricorn – Review

April 1, 1998

Mike still has a signature style, no matter how hard he tries to bury it beneath classic rock trappings. This sounds like bad Black Crowes.

Moonspell – Sin/Pecado – Review

April 1, 1998

A deep baritone with an old-world romantic accent atop dreamy synths, heavily-echoed acoustics, or dramatic powerchords that has a tendency to strut its stuff.

Meshuggah – The True Human Design – Review

April 1, 1998

The next step in the evolution of heavy music, surpassing Pantera and Fear Factory on their own terms, then rewriting the rulebook on dethroning metal godz.

Mayhem – Wolf’s Lair Abyss – Review

April 1, 1998

Black metal doesn’t get any more brutal or soul-rending than Mayhem’s newest EP, Wolf’s Lair Abyss. It’s so evil, it makes my body shudder and ache.

Mainesthai – Out to Lunch – Review

April 1, 1998

Mentallo And The Fixer record under a different name with a friend of theirs singing. The sound of the band was to be harsh but more “melodic” and “human.”

Logiq – Big On Mars – Review

April 1, 1998

Not really an industrial album, but it is on Boston’s industrial label, Sinless.

King Cobb Steelie – Junior Relaxer – Review

April 1, 1998

Another live band trying to slip into the warm-up suit of the mellowed-out raver. Good songs, mixing up some REM/Smiths vocals.

Information Society – Don’t Be Afraid – Review

April 1, 1998

Do you know what happens when synth pop meets industrial? That’s right: Dark, intense, electronic songs that don’t have tons of distortion on the vocals!

Hecate Enthroned – Upon Promeathean Shores – Review

April 1, 1998

Evil is eternal, screams of pain linger in the mind, and sweeping beauty and lurking death will never go out of style any more than they’ve ever been in style.

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