Indie/Alternative Review – Page 168

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Thursday – Waiting – Review

April 1, 2000

Thursday has reinstated my faith in heavy emocore. Longing vocals, occasional anguished screams, violins, nicely distorted guitars that’re warm.

The Weakerthans – Fallow – Review

April 1, 2000

The Weakerthans play contemporary rock with the same introspection that made early John Cougar and Bruce Springsteen symbols of the working class.

The Milwaukees – Missile Command – Review

April 1, 2000

The Milwaukees are going to continue the legacy of beautifully-sung indie pop left behind by these big shots, and they’re going to do a damn good job of it.

The Marinets – Love! Hate! – Review

April 1, 2000

’60s UK pop is a handy reference point, even when the Martinets are not self-consciously aping The Yardbirds or nudging the Troggs perhaps via the Milkshakes.

The Jazz June – Breakdance Suburbia – Review

April 1, 2000

Play your whinny tunes and be proud of your wimpiness. Quit it with the moronic song titles. It’s not clever. it’s pretentious: Anyone can come up with them.

The Flaming Lips – 1984-1990 – Review

April 1, 2000

Long before they were hailed as art-rock auteurs by fanzine writers everywhere, Wayne and Kevin Coyne et al’s The Flaming Lips were studio rats.

The Drones – Live in Japan – Review

April 1, 2000

The Drones were one of those first/second generation UK punk bands. This record was recorded a couple years ago on one of those reunion tours.

The Chase Theory – Scrapbook – Review

April 1, 2000

This band is the best of many worlds – indie rock, pop, emo – all blended evenly together and held by jazz chops and textures.

The Causey Way – With Loving and Open Arms – Review

April 1, 2000

“No folks, we’re not really a cult, but that’s the gimmick we’re hoping to use to get our goofy, amped-up new wave/age schtick some notice.”

The Baby Namboos – Ancoats2zambia – Review

April 1, 2000

Demented trip hop, dark, gravelly vocals, an accented woman’s voice, ominous chanting, heavy bass. This could be Tricky’s cousin. Wait! It is Tricky’s cousin!

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