Indie/Alternative Review – Page 235

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Overwhelming Colorfast – Moonlight and Castanets – Review

November 1, 1996

All these groups sound like a buncha frat guys whose parties you’d go to for the chicks and the beer, but you wouldn’t cross the quad to see ‘em, y’know?

Orbit – Orbit / Vic Firecracker Trio Split – Review

November 1, 1996

Orbit keep a good, traditional rock ‘n’ roll beat that’s the backbone of their sound. The vocals are reminiscent of the Pagans.

My Drug Hell – This Is My Drug Hell – Review

November 1, 1996

What a killer name. My Drug Hell. There’s nothing particularly druggy, hellish, or insane about this album. In fact, it’s all pretty pedestrian.

Luca Brasi – “Pill Popper” – Review

November 1, 1996

Not since the Unsane have I heard aggressive noise-rock with such weight. You can’t hear the words, you can’t hear the chords, but it works in a big way.

Los Lobos – Colossal Head – Review

November 1, 1996

The first thing that comes out of my stereo is gritty, War-era Latin funk, total Low Rider music. This is Los Lobos? Okay, bring it on!

Les Claypool And The Holy Mackeral – High Ball With The Devil – Review

November 1, 1996

When the other two thirds of Primus are removed, you really miss the psycho-sound effects, general guitar noodling craziness, and high-caffeine drumming.

Knapsack – Knapsack / Stuntman Split – Review

November 1, 1996

Knapsack are like a decent, emo’d out Quicksand, with effective hard/soft transitions.

Johnny Cash – Unchained – Review

November 1, 1996

Look, Beck wrote a tune on Unchained, as did Chris Cornell. He’s lived harder and played faster than any other man around the joint. There is no substitute.

John Parish and Polly Jean Harvey – Dance Hall At Louse Point – Review

November 1, 1996

The twelve songs here give Harvey room to flaunt her dramatic range, from chanteuse to shrew, wet with passion to dry with ennui.

Jim’s Big Ego – Titanic – Review

November 1, 1996

Jim is notable for stitching great melodies to twilight-zone lyrics with She’s Dead,” “Someday Cafe (the dance mix),” and the hilarious “At the Funeral.”

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