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Red Animal War – Slowride – Split – Review

November 22, 2002

The two best non-emo bands on Deep Elm knock it out of the park on this split.

The Mars Volta – Tremulant – Review

November 22, 2002

The Mars Volta use anything near them in their “experimental rock” approach… like soaking At The Drive-In’s explosive songs in every effects pedal made.

Paul Westerberg – Stereo – Review

November 22, 2002

Westerberg’s new album is made up of two discs, Stereo, and Mono. The former is earnest, well-crafted melodic rock. Mono is noisy and fun, punky pop rock.

The Exit – New Beat – Review

November 22, 2002

Bad ass pop songs played with a NY deli helping of elbow grease. Outstanding singing (shared between all three members) on top of substantial crunch and boom.

Kind Of Like Spitting – Bridges Worth Burning – Review

November 22, 2002

Bridges Worth Burning is Braid-meets Alkaline Trio, yelling-so-hard-you-forget-to-breathe kind of indie rock.

Friction – Hours of Operation – Review

November 22, 2002

Before Hey Mercedes, before Braid, guitarist/vocalist Bob Nanna beat the skins and yelled profusely for punk trio Friction.

Don Chambers – Back in the Woods – Review

November 22, 2002

Though the vocals themselves are ridiculously Waitsian, the music itself is not so obvious. It’s a lot closer to a traditional folk record.

The Cells – We Can Replace You – Review

November 15, 2002

The Cells throw us (hey catch!) some hard and sweet pop/punk hooks, noisy guitars, Pixies bass lines, and engagingly smart lyrics.

Atom And His Package – Hamburgers – Review

November 15, 2002

Silly, keyboard-infatuated stuff, giddy, and tuneful as all hell, with titles like “I’m Downright Amazed at What I Can Destroy with Just a Hammer.”

Solomon Burke – Don’t Give Up On Me – Review

November 15, 2002

A contemporary of legends like Wilson Pickett and Otis Redding, Solomon Burke made a series of incredible recordings in the ’60s and ’70s. And then he vanished.

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