Indie/Alternative Review – Page 218

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Souls – Bird Fish or In Between – Review

July 1, 1997

Sweden’s Cecilia Nordlund understands the concept of dynamics, as she goes from soothing the listener with melodic verses to rage-fueled wailing.

Silver Jet – Pull Me Up… Drag Me Down – Review

July 1, 1997

Inspired by both Elvis Costello and Tom Petty, Silver Jet saunters comfortably between peppy power pop and minimalist, infectious rock.

Red Krayola – Hazel – Review

July 1, 1997

O’Rourke’s got a chop shop in the back, cut ya a tape loop like it’s a hunk of gabardine and lace it with electronics like they were sequins.

Radio Flyer – In Their Strange White Armor – Review

July 1, 1997

Fugazi goes Northwest and takes a coffee break in Emo-Town (Pop. 13/23 of the Disenfranchised Youth Generation).

Polara – C’est La Vie – Review

July 1, 1997

No matter how much undefinable noise you layer on a bland pop song, it’s still… well, you know…

Lilys – Services (For the Soon to Be Departed) – Review

July 1, 1997

Farfisa trills, twangy guitars and punchy snares abound, albeit in the service of titles such as “Hark, An Open Channel” and “The Gravity Free Atmosphere of MSA.”

King Crimson – Epitaph: Live in 1969 – Review

July 1, 1997

The avant of yesterday has become the garde of today. Even so, there remain those who stubbornly resist conforming to the well-drawn form of the norm.

January – Keep Me From Sleeping – Review

July 1, 1997

Her name’s Christine, and it seems she’s been hanging out in cocktail lounges when not in a band called January with a bunch of rock and rollers.

Hotel X – Routes Music – Review

July 1, 1997

The off-kilter jazz with solid backbeat directly recalls Universal Congress Of’s melodic sensibilities. Better yet, Greg Ginn doesn’t make an appearance.

Helium – No Guitars – Review

July 1, 1997

No Guitars is a pretty darn fine pop, luminous enough to stay the granola-folk gag reflex the stated concept and butterfly cover art may arouse.

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