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Slackjaw – Darkest Hour – Review

September 9, 2002

Slackjaw is (supposedly) one of the most admired indie rock bands from the Pacific Northwest, and Darkest Hour proves why.

Plus/Minus – +/- – Self-Titled Long-Playing Debut Album – Review

September 9, 2002

Versus guitarist James Baluyut’s “solo project”: A bedroom recording with fuzzy breakbeats and dizzying falsettos, chamber pop melodies and vocal harmonies.

The Detachment Kit – They Raging. Quiet Army – Review

September 9, 2002

The Pixies have been reincarnated as four art school kids from Chicago. Who would’ve guessed they’d come back louder, wilder, and more pissed than ever?

Death Cab for Cutie – The Stability EP – Review

September 9, 2002

Magnificent lucid-pop band plays it really quiet… walking away with a Björk cover and two stretched-out-like-taffy minimalist shoegazers.

Conduction – Review

September 9, 2002

Warm, uplifting, somber, intimate, sincere, well-crafted, not to mention just plain beautiful. Conduction write the songs that make us all sing.

Lisa Loeb – Cake and Pie – Review

September 9, 2002

These songs are sweet and singable but always feel a touch left behind, as if they were penned by a younger artist who didn’t allow her style to mature.

Elvis Costello – When I Was Cruel – Review

September 9, 2002

An excursion into Swing-style horns, jazzy anti-ballads, and noir film soundtracks. Anyone looking for balls-out power pop ala ’77 is going to be disappointed.

Transmissionary Six – Review

August 20, 2002

Waltzing, whispering… Transmissionary Six have woven a stunning silk of gently purple-blue, lightly melancholy stuff with acoustic guitars and organs.

Beachwood Sparks – Make the Cowboy Robots Cry – Review

August 16, 2002

This six-song EP finds the band stepping farther away from Gram Parson’s Cosmic American Music template and into outer space.

Tom Waits – Blood Money – Review

August 16, 2002

Imagine a drunk, homeless guy with a voicebox shouting about dwarfs and roosters being accompanied by other drunk homeless guys banging on street signs.

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