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[ July 19, 2026 ] Weezer – We Might as Well Be Strangers (ft. Wednesday) – Music Stream Bands
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[ July 15, 2026 ] Agnostic Front Announce 2026 Fall Co-headlining Tour Dates with Angel Du$t – News News
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[ July 12, 2026 ] Modest Mouse – An Eraser and a Maze – Review Bands
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Taste – Review

December 1, 1995

Frantically inspired scratchings and wailings from the scuff zone. Ostensibly the best of underground aural abrasion, primarily from the USA and Japan.

Step Right Up: Songs of Tom Waits – Review

December 1, 1995

Without Waits’ grizzled vocals and persona, most of these songs end up sounding like anything else by the bands performing them.

National Lampoon’s Senior Trip – Review

December 1, 1995

A bit of indie rock, some punkabilly, some rap-a-long, and The Jayhawks. Digable tunes by The Muffs, Our Lady Peace, Matthew Sweet, 311, God Lives Underwater.

Japanese/American Noise Treaty – Review

December 1, 1995

This is NOISE. No fucking around – two full-length discs of music that makes Neubauten and Whitehose seem like Madonna. And that’s a compliment.

Trapped Instinct – Alarm – Review

December 1, 1995

If you remixed the Chili Peppers’ first album and added scratching and funky samples and replaced Anthony with Mike Patton, you’d end up with Trapped Instinct.

The Wives – Ask Me How – Review

December 1, 1995

These girls rampage through simple and balls-out tunes with great lyrics. Metaphors and curb-side story-telling abound, loving set to furious beats.

The Rugburns – Taking The World By Donkey – Review

December 1, 1995

I wrote with a black grease pencil in a crabbed and illegible script the lyrics to the first three songs I heard. It filled both sides of the sheet.

The Bottle Rockets – The Brooklyn Side – Review

December 1, 1995

The Bottle Rockets may sound a little too reminiscent of middle-aged mom heartthrob rock, e.g., the Bruces Hornsby and Springsteen. Look a little deeper.

Swank – The Swill of it All – Review

December 1, 1995

If you put Black Sabbath, L7, and Smashing Pumpkins in a blender, you’d have a good idea of this trio’s sound.

Skyclad – The Silent Whales of Lunar Sea – Review

December 1, 1995

Aren’t we progressive with the violin, samples, and more interludes, segues, and tangents than I care to go into. I’m impressed. No, I don’t like your band.

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