Indie/Alternative Review – Page 211

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Siddal – Mystery and the Sea – Review

November 1, 1997

Tribal rhythms, aluminum-tongued electronica and even a haunted, minor-keyed waltz evoke a sharp spectrum of color-coded wires.

Prunella Scales – Dressing Up the Idiot – Review

November 1, 1997

Full o’ tunes that are both catchy and melodic but thanks to tenacious, aggressive use of the rhythm section, they take on a heavy, slightly unpleasant feel.

Moist – Creature – Review

November 1, 1997

Creature has some attempts at heaviness, but mostly the band teeters in the middle of that blurry area between a rock song and a ballad, very much like Live.

Little Red Rocket – Who Did You Pay – Review

November 1, 1997

The plain vanilla pop song formula is personalized with cellophane-coated vocals, occasional organ tones, and a twangy racing guitar effect.

Groovehounds – Review

November 1, 1997

While I’m more a fan of the heavy groove soul-rock than the almost straight funk thang, a good song is a good song. And the Groovehounds have good songs.

Grandpaboy – Review

November 1, 1997

Now that Westerberg is older, clean and sober, and not nearly so anguished, he’s settled comfortably into the role of amiable pop-craftsman.

The PeeChees – The Drags / The PeeChees split – Radio Disappears – Review

October 1, 1997

The PeeChees take the Drags’ “Well Worth Talkin’ About,” infect it with Germs, and bawl through the initial rushblush of infection with bratty delirium.

The Drags – The Drags / The PeeChees split – Radio Disappears – Review

October 1, 1997

The Drags pound through the PeeChees’ “Slick’s Living It Up (at the Bottom of the Sea)” like a bunch of basement tapeworms.

Size 14 – Review

October 1, 1997

Size 14 offers up some rockin’ guitar heavy goofy pop – reminiscent of Weezer or even Devo, while still touching upon some harder-edged influences.

Satisfact – Review

October 1, 1997

Their self-titled sophomore effort integrates their influences into a far more individualistic robo-goulash than their debut.

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