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Smile – Maquee – Review

September 1, 1995

They carve themselves a comfortable niche between Nirvana and the crunchy, pleasant unmemorability of Seaweed.

Second Skin – Suture – Review

September 1, 1995

While Suture doesn’t rocket into unexplored realms, it’s angry, loud, throbbing and good to fuck to.

Ben Arnold – Almost Speechless – Review

September 1, 1995

This acoustic-pop/indie/rock is as forgettable as it is predictable. “Pop Queen,” it seems, was a fluke.

Scarab – Review

September 1, 1995

From the heart of Boston comes a rock band on an alternative slant with thin soprano female vocals.

Beats The Hell Out of Me – Rolling Thunder Music – Review

September 1, 1995

Psychedelic, or smooth and groovy, or hard and choppy, or rocking and passionate. Hints of Pearl Jam and Prong, tastily produced by Ross Robinson

Ramones – Adios Amigos – Review

September 1, 1995

After 21 years of intentionally moronic punk classics, the four troglodytes from the deepest caves of Brooklyn have decided to go out with dignity.

Banco de Gaia – Last Train to Lhasa – Review

September 1, 1995

After being deadened by the glut of shallowness and pretentious new age Valium, I’m pleased there are still soulful and spiritual voyages in electronic music.

Bad Trip – Buzzy – Review

September 1, 1995

Bad Trip wear their bleeding heart on their sleeve, with lyrics that address every social ill in the book. ou can tell the lyrics were written from the gut.

Punchbuggy – All Nite Christian Rollerskate – Review

September 1, 1995

This is what powerpop is all about. With 19 solid tracks, some punky pop, some kinda just dippy, upbeat pop; there are only good songs and great songs.

Asphyxia – Optimum Wound Profile – Review

September 1, 1995

Mix Hell Awaits-era Slayer with Nine Inch Nails and Neurosis, add potent doses of their own secret poison to the mix, and swallow it all in one huge gulp.

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