Indie/Alternative Review – Page 229

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Windy and Carl – Drawing of Sound – Review

February 1, 1997

At times Tangerine Dream, at times E.A.R., Windy and Carl create accessible ambient music.

Daisyhaze – The Big Burn – Review

February 1, 1997

All glitter & glam aside, The Big Burn is an excellent piece of minstrelsy. At first, it comes off Indie typical, but manages to turn around slowly and subtly.

Daddy Black Boots – Sticker – Review

February 1, 1997

DBB takes the groove of Stickmen, the vocal sarcasm (sans screams) of Sam Black Church, and adds in the choppy start/stops of Stompbox.

Buzzkill – Up – Review

February 1, 1997

Up is supermegabonus punk. There’s even a cover of “Hellbent for Leather.” It will drive the rats from your house and make the neighbors’ kids start screaming.

Big’N – Discipline Through Sound – Review

February 1, 1997

Turns out that the vocals on Big’N’s version of “TNT” (from Skin Graft’s AC/DC trib, Sides 1-4) were not an exaggeration – that’s the way Akins really sings.

Tizzy – Befriend Us – Review

February 1, 1997

The music is tight and well-produced, but ultimately, there’s too much gloss and not enough tension.

The Valentine Six – “I Saw a Ghost Face” / “Always is My Name” – Review

February 1, 1997

“I Saw a Ghost Face” combines Nuggets and compilation-quality murky Southern ranchabilly vocals with spaztic sax jazzabilly. Well done.

The Sugar Freaks – “Summertime” – Review

February 1, 1997

Two girls and a guy play kitschy garage rock with an Undertones (prolonged adolescence) mentality. Dionysus knows that 7″s are an end in themselves.

The Stallions – “I Love the USA!” – Review

February 1, 1997

Hard-hitting, Stooges-inspired jackhammer punk rock. It’s the “real thing,” but these four songs offer nothing with any staying power.

The Shaggs – Shaggs Own Thing – Review

February 1, 1997

No one in music today (or perhaps ever) can match, or even attempt to imitate what The Shaggs did over two decades ago.

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