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DFL – Grateful – Review

June 1, 1997

It’s “Old Fashioned Hardcore,” as they describe it, like Dischord, circa 1981 (like Void) or the Gang Green and FUs (I’m talkin’ the reeeaaally short songs).

D.O.A. – NYC Speedcore – Review

June 1, 1997

Similar to Delta 9 in the hardcore techno sounds, D.O.A. has one very specific element that distinguishes them: They’re from New York and fuckin’ proud of it.

Vaughn – Identity Crisis – Review

June 1, 1997

I’ve heard the Nine Inch Nails demos, and they sucked. Derek Vaughn’s music isn’t that bad, but you wouldn’t know that from the production.

Delta 9 – Disco Inferno – Review

June 1, 1997

Loud, distorted beats, high-to-superhigh BPMs, and a mix between distorted shouts, quotes from action/adventure movies, and sounds of destruction and violence.

The Unpunk Album – Review

June 1, 1997

Based on the “Un-Cola” concept, The Unpunk Album stitches together snotty, hyperactive punk songs with a few mid-tempo shit tracks, to break up the monotony.

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