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Indie/Alternative Review

Braid – Lucky to Be Alive – Review

April 1, 2000

Emitting energy from every note, syllable, and beat, Lucky to be Alive succeeds by showing that Braid is not one of those “new material only” live bands.

Reid Paley – Revival – Review

April 1, 2000

This guy’s a one-trick Tom Waits throwin’ up leering gin-joint hard drinkin’ thru hard luck trashcan epics delivered in a Hollywood dumb heavy voice.

Boss Hog – White Out – Review

April 1, 2000

This album’s separate tracks don’t so much defy description as negate it: Everything’s sooooo funky, radio-ready, machine-like, interchangeable.

Max – Maximum Groove – Review

April 1, 2000

Although Speed is more popular, the J-Pop group you should check out first is Max. Like Speed, they’re cute young teens with irresistible, upbeat songs.

Beck – Midnight Vultures – Review

April 1, 2000

Beck, always one to throw a change-up, slips into the cracks and becomes glorified in the public’s eye as the pop-culture-cuisenart-cum-disco-soul-jester.

As Friends Rust – Review

April 1, 2000

It’s gotta be a Floridian thing. Raw emotions, HWM-esque melodies mixed with Dag Nasty style hardcore, and kick ass lyrics to match.

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