Indie/Alternative Review – Page 168

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Vic Godard – Long Term Side-Effect – Review

April 1, 2000

Vic Godard’s latest solo effort builds on his past in Subway Sect (early UK punk band inspired by the Sex Pistols) and ends up with lounge music, who knew?

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.”

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