Indie/Alternative Review – Page 144

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Black Box Recorder – The Worst Of – Review

February 8, 2002

Like a pretty demon, Nixey powders her vixen voice and softly jolts listeners with lines like “whatever happened to good old-fashioned brutality?”

Bitch And Animal – Eternally Hard – Review

February 8, 2002

They spray Eau de Lesbos from their unshaven armpits. They are butch and blatant, miles from the closet, loud as a cranked amp. This is womyn cock rock.

Travis – The Invisible Band – Review

February 8, 2002

The world’s favorite working class-yet-gentle Scotsmen have upped the saccharine and downed the shoegazing on their third record, much to diehard fans’ dismay.

TransChamps – Double Exposure – Review

February 8, 2002

Two of the best post-rock ensembles get together and come up with twisted, sometimes hilarious, creations that evoke Iron Maiden, Joan Of Arc, and Cheap Trick.

Pony Express – Monkey Hearts – Review

February 2, 2002

Pony Express is basically Starflyer 59 switching instruments: Jeff Cloud writes the songs, plays the guitar, and sings, and Jason Martin plays the drums.

Thisyearsmodel – Wanted: New Friends – Review

June 4, 2001

Ex-members of Irony of Lightfoot and (one of my old faves) Sons of Abraham are back in this new, slightly spazzier Long Island punk machine.

The Tender Idols – Distressor – Review

June 4, 2001

From Atlanta. A British singer. One guitarists is into the lush texture of Midnight Oil and The Church, the other is into George Harrison and Keith Richards.

The Rosenbergs – Mission: You – Review

June 4, 2001

Sweet, catchy Britpop (relocated to NYC, but back in the UK now), not better or worse than the rest, but much more resourceful, for whatever that’s worth.

The Orange Peels – So Far – Review

June 4, 2001

Saying these guys sound like The Beach Boys wouldn’t even do them justice; they sound like the West Coast.

The New Pornographers – Mass Romantic – Review

June 4, 2001

Mass Romantic’s got the vintage guitar rock and the shuffle beat that’ve made people slap the steering wheel for decades (and counting).

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