Indie/Alternative Review – Page 232

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TchKunG! – Post World Handbook – Review

December 1, 1996

A barrage of drums, an intensity that far surpasses punk rock. Similar to almost no one except, perhaps, Crash Worship meeting Worldbeat.

Skeleton Key – Review

December 1, 1996

Great skronk-work, with some grinding rock, and a slight dab of alterna-rock. Off-center engine part rhythms, and influences from Pere Ubu to Jesus Lizard.

Six Volt Sunbeam – Sur La Table – Review

December 1, 1996

Could’ve been the music playing in the heads of the characters in Slackers, but more reminiscent of the attitude and mentality of Clerks.

Aroma – Aromatic for the People – Review

December 1, 1996

The usual strung-out angst and distorted guitars and the requisite throwback to arena rock grandiosity, but also some quirky pop sensibility.

101 Strings – Astro Sounds From the Beyond the Year 2000 – Review

December 1, 1996

Blasting off with numbers like “Astral Freakout” and “Trippin’ on Lunar 07,” the ubiquitous 101 Strings make the Space Age bearable.

Robert Forester – Warm Nights – Review

December 1, 1996

At this late date, it’s a distinct pleasure to hear someone playing pop free of conceptual gimcracks and favoring mood over brood.

Railroad Jerk – The Third Rail – Review

December 1, 1996

One of the few indie rock bands who don’t allow their unbridled sense of detachment to teeter off into the realms of boredom.

Pure – Generation Six Pack – Review

December 1, 1996

Generation Six Pack starts off with tempestuous rocker “What It Is,” and shows that these Canucks have studied well from the Big Book of guitar heavy pop.

Negativland – Over the Edge, Vol. 2 – Review

December 1, 1996

At its best, the results achieve synapse-jumbling new extremes of aural pranksterism, non-linear noise layering, high satire and low comedy.

Les Baxter – Que Mango! – Review

December 1, 1996

His last non-soundtrack album, he was set to completely weird out the orchestra. Not an easy task, considering that it’s 101 Strings once again.

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