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[ April 28, 2024 ] Lords of Acid Announce Make Acid Great Again Tour – News News
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[ April 23, 2024 ] The Melvins Most Interesting Album to Date Arrives – News News
[ April 22, 2024 ] Lord of The Lost Announce First North American Tour Dates in Over a Decade – News News
[ April 7, 2024 ] King Buzzo and Trevor Dunn Announce 2024 Tour Dates – News News
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Fin Fang Foom – Texture, Structure, and the Condition of Moods – Review

July 12, 2002

Fin Fang Foom weave labyrinth guitar work and off-time signatures into a very calculated, methodical, but no less free-flowing mixture.

Hoobastank – Review

July 12, 2002

I don’t feel the need to evaluate the song credibility of any boy band cuz they’ve already made it clear that the music is secondary to the photo shoots.

Trik Turner – Review

July 12, 2002

“Friends & Family” is the single, a heartfelt’n’hoaky chill rap about appreciating, well, friends and family.

Map – Eastern Skies, Western Eyes – Review

July 12, 2002

Map, a trio made up of half of Starflyer 59 write intricate dream-pop songs that scream summertime love… in a David Lynch kind of way.

Jeremiah Freed – Review

July 12, 2002

Maybe it’s a Maine thing, but Jeremiah Freed practically oozes “down-home honesty,” and in a world of preening peacocks, that’s refreshing.

Kyle Fischer – Open Ground – Review

July 12, 2002

Rainer Maria guitarist/vocalist Kyle Fischer strips away the volume and breaks out the acoustic for an album full of aching folk tunes.

The Movielife – Has a Gambling Problem – Review

July 12, 2002

The Movielife has totally mellowed out since signing to Drive-Thru. Gone is the NY-style hardcore energy, replaced by Southern Florida sunshiny emo sentiments.

The Mooney Suzuki – Electric Sweat – Review

July 12, 2002

NYC art students rockin’ out – ‘scuse me while I stifle a yawn – or so I think. Their MC5 cop-offs circa, like, Back in the USA actually goes down alright.

Craving Theo – Review

July 12, 2002

Swagger mixed into the plod. They can call this groove-oriented all they want, it’s pretty flat and boring and the singer sounds like he’s taking a shit.

Coheed and Cambria – The Second Stage Turbine Blade – Review

July 12, 2002

The smartest-sounding Equal Vision band. Melodies abound, but delivered in snarling spite and quivering hatred… a strange yet original combination.

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