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The Marshes – Review

February 1, 1996

Steven Wardlaw’s strafe-stringin’ is a virtual encyclopedia of fifteen years of punks from ’81-vintage L.A. blooze to the odd Hüsker Dü electrical storm.

Home 33 – Jody’s Coterie – Review

February 1, 1996

These guys rock, groove, and slam with their own style and innovations. Sort of like Orange 9mm on acid, with the result being definitely hard at its core.

The Amps – Pacer – Review

February 1, 1996

A side project for Breeders Kim Deal and Jim MacPherson, The Amps are a charming blend of Deal’s sweet-girl vocals on top of drunken garage band vigor.

Happy The Clown – Larvae – Review

February 1, 1996

This is not happy music. It’s fuzzy bass, pseudo-psychedelic distortion and slow industrial sludge. Rough, strange and beautiful, but monotonous.

Texas Is The Reason – Review

February 1, 1996

Nothing wrong with the playing or the production on these tracks. Most of it’s pretty good, but I’m still not coming up with much to say about it, good or bad.

Fluf – The Classic Years – Review

February 1, 1996

The fattest sound in distorted guitars and deep, heartfelt singing that make me feel like a child getting a big hug by St. Nick every time I listen to Fluf.

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