Indie/Alternative Review – Page 158

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The Delta 72 – 000 – Review

September 1, 2000

For urbanites, The Delta 72 have got more of a country sound, more Memphis soul tinged with Gospel vox than the Philly variety.

Deathray – Review

September 1, 2000

Guitarist Greg Brown and bassist Victor Damiani of former Cake fame give Deathray a developed, punchy sound that many other “alternative” bands today lack.

Cross My Heart – Temporary Contemporary – Review

September 1, 2000

Cross My Heart follows up their self-titled debut EP with a full-length comprised of sultriness and desperation.

Super Transatlantic – Shuttlecock – Review

September 1, 2000

Couple ex-members of Saigon Kick and Extreme come together to flail about in as many genres as possible, trying to get someone’s, anyone’s attention.

Steve Stevens – Electric Flamenco – Review

September 1, 2000

Ex-Billy Idol guitarist Steve Stevens releases an almost hour-long acoustic flamenco record (despite the title).

Cash Audio – Green Bullet – Review

September 1, 2000

Loud’n’crude’n’hambone, subtle as a tireiron upside the skull, anger mebbe a forte as finger-pointin’ truth in songs like “Who Killed the Blues?”

Starlight Mints – The Dream that Stuff Was Made Of – Review

September 1, 2000

This band is a perfect example of why pop with string arrangements, quirky lyrics, weird sound effects, and baroque progressions will never go out of style.

John P. Strom / Sonny SixKiller – Super Heroes of Rock Team Up – Review

September 1, 2000

Super Hero #1 is a boring indie-rocker – don’t see what’s so super ’bout that. Superhero #2, Sonny SixKiller, is, unsurprisingly, also a boring indie rocker.

Sit N’ Spin – Enjoy the Ride – Review

September 1, 2000

All-girl garage rock. Pretty straight-forward and simple, without all sorts of gimmicks and over-production.

Sergio Vega – The Ray Martin Sessions – Review

September 1, 2000

Ex-Quicksand and once-temporary Deftones bassist Sergio Vega discovers that playing pop rock songs a la Elliott Smith and The Byrds is more liberating and fun.

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