Indie/Alternative Review – Page 225

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Offside – Review

May 1, 1997

Boston Brit-pop. Offside is a four-piece of English/Irish expatriates hoping to take back a piece of their oldest colonies.

Nick Cave – The Boatman’s Call – Review

May 1, 1997

Cave’s love is far from wine and roses. He betrays the inescapability of his joy’s decay, undercutting an idyllic moment with “people just ain’t no good.”

Natacha Atlas – Diaspora – Review

May 1, 1997

Atlas, a bellydancer and singer for Transglobal Underground, exhibits a mixture of Dead Can Dance and The Orb on her solo album, Diaspora.

Mary Lou Lord – Martian Saints – Review

May 1, 1997

It opens with a full rock band. Instruments drop out until we’re left with simply Mary Lou singing and playing guitar. That’s when she’s at her best.

Marianne Faithfull – 20th Century Blues – Review

May 1, 1997

These songs are kinda weird, slow and old-sounding. My brother told me they were written by some guy named Curt Vile. He’s one of those death-metal guys, right?

Knapsack – Day Three of My New Life – Review

May 1, 1997

Smart, enigmatic lyrics delivered with vocals both imploring and roaring, ultimately erupting into jagged explosions of roaring discord and sonic overflow.

King Black Acid and the Womb Star Orchestra – Sunlit – Review

May 1, 1997

Three songs in sixty minutes, stretching out languidly into the infinite without succumbing to Phishy-smelling jam tendencies or circumambient snoozatoria.

John Fahey – City of Refuge – Review

May 1, 1997

A quiet revolution filtered through open ears – there was classical, slide blues scrapings, and the sounds of his louder descendents made over into ambience.

Jimmy Eat World – Static Prevails – Review

May 1, 1997

Four guys from Mesa, Arizona on their way to the MTV buzz bin in a (sometimes) hard rock band with a cool name playing distorted, clingy, guitar-intense music.

Furry Things – Hedfones – Review

May 1, 1997

Furry Things were a subtribe known to shed their coats frequently. They moved early from the Land of the Lo-Fi, peregrinated to the shores of Shoegaze.

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