Indie/Alternative Review – Page 237

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Chevy Heston – Come to Sterilized – Review

November 1, 1996

Continues to take goosestep-dancing strides, furthering the path blazed by their claustrophonic eponymous debut and the Costello-with-Tourette’s of Destroy.

Catherine – Hot Saki and Bed Time Stories – Review

November 1, 1996

A catchy collection of unapologetic indie-brand pop, Hot Saki… would probably survive quite nicely on its own, even without the Pumpkins’ added cachet.

Canine Guru – Agodoga – Review

November 1, 1996

All the requirements of an over-talented grunge/funk/rock band. Fil Pacino has a rough, purebred voice, while the band Pearl Jams behind him to a Chili beat.

Baby Gopal – Fearless – Review

November 1, 1996

Irresistible charm, poignant lyrics, and enough twisty song writing so that only occasionally does the high-sugar mixture glob into sap.

Verago-go – Flight 45 – Review

October 1, 1996

Really good stylistic, time-changing, harmonious masterpieces with psychedelic rock-pop-surf-sexy overtones.

The American Analogue Set – “High Fidelity vs. Guy Fidelity” – Review

October 1, 1996

Long keyboard swaths evolve into intentionally dull trance pop. Okay, it’s not for everyone, but if you like Low and other non-tempo bands, check it out.

Super 5 Thor – Tubeless Ignition – Review

October 1, 1996

As always, their downer pop is perfect for drizzle, grey skies, and a fireplace. One new track, “Blue,” actually picks up a bit but not by much.

Sterling – “Everest Eyes” – Review

October 1, 1996

Every forgotten filler track on an ’80s pop or wimp metal album, infused with Pavement-like slacker noise, finds a foster home on Sterling’s 7″.

Saturn’s Flea Collar – Stretch To Activate – Review

October 1, 1996

Ex-Victim’s Family heaps on the weirdness with spaced out guitar, and lyrics like “I’ve never gone to the kitchen/In a wetsuit.”

Rosa Mota – Bionic – Review

October 1, 1996

One hot minute, it’s incantantory punk and Kate Pierson (or Cindy Wilson) the next, it’s string-mopped U.K. hee-hey with a sickly-sweet Pixie-sticky bassline.

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