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Psychic TV – Force The Hand of Chance – Review

September 1, 1995

I went to sleep with the TV on again. The world seems to expand into the sideways dimensions sliding into bisections of the standing perpendicular.

Antimony – Phantom Itch – Review

September 1, 1995

On Phantom Itch, they expand on the Circus Lupus form, and play rolling post punk in the style of the Holy Rollers and Fugazi. But Antimony is better.

Pere Ubu – Ray Gun Suitcase – Review

September 1, 1995

Pere Ubu used to be (c.1975) a collection of strange noises gathered under loose pop trappings. Ray Gun Suitcase is interesting pop with strange noises.

Paul Weller – Stanley Road – Review

September 1, 1995

I’ve always been impressed that the ex-frontman of mod punk legends, the Jam and Style Council, can wind up sounding like Eric Clapton and actually pull it off.

aMiniature – Murk Time Cruiser – Review

September 1, 1995

Clear and crisp, but not slick; roaring pop-punk, big on fuzzy, feedback-laden guitar and long on melody.

One Two Four Nine – TV Dog – Review

September 1, 1995

NYC trio that sounds like spored-out Weezer sans tunes, listless and drab even when it tries to bring the noise.

Not Rebecca – Twin City Obituary – Review

September 1, 1995

The playing is far from sloppy, and saying that they have energy is like saying The Great Wall of China is a bunch of rocks on top of each other.

NOFX – I Heard They Suck Live! – Review

September 1, 1995

16 of the flab four’s favorites, mindless between-song commentary, wrong notes, flubbed lyrics, and other charming aspects of their notorious live shows.

The Mr. T. Experience – Everybody’s Entitled to their Own Opinion – Review

September 1, 1995

A re-issue of their self-released punkpop classic. Recorded in ’86, Mr. T. Experience were one of the first wave of mid-’80s junk rock.

Alice Donut – Pure Acid Park – Review

September 1, 1995

They catchy, popacid punk tunes and slur the instruments for maximum tweak. The album that the Butthole Surfers should have made before going industrial.

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