Indie/Alternative Review – Page 251

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Strange – Love and Other Atrocities – Review

May 1, 1996

Some nice guitar hooks, a good Cavedogs-type vocalist, thick bass, snappy snare drum, songs about, I dunno, girls and stuff. Inoffensive and ignorable rock

Juned – Every Night For You – Review

May 1, 1996

A lovely platter of indie beauty-rock with hints of surf, psychedelia, and country, branching further out into a world about which they have mixed feelings.

Johnny Can’t Read – Death By Guitar – Review

May 1, 1996

Turns out to be average punk-pop, or whatever they’re calling medium tempo rock with thin, whiney vocals and high end distortion. Don’t even bother.

January – See-Thru – Review

May 1, 1996

With a voice as strong as P J. Harvey and a sense of melodic rock that doesn’t suck, January will be the next band to be pounced upon by the majors.

Holy Barbarians – Cream – Review

May 1, 1996

Ian, Ian, Ian, where did our Love go? Retitle this Talent Removal Machine. Ciao, baby.

Second Nature – Review

May 1, 1996

Exceptionally deep grooves and a layered complexity matched with utter simplicity make this trance/ambient disc a wonder to listen to.

Prolapse – Backsaturday – Review

May 1, 1996

what happens when you leave a stack of vintage Krautrock, Nurse With Wound, and Savage Republic platters lying out in the sun until they melt together into one warped, delicious wax circle.

Eugene Chadbourne & Jimmy Carl Black – Pachuco Cadaver – Review

May 1, 1996

Beefheartian purists may blanch at the liberties Eug ‘n’ Jim have taken – Chad taking known tunes and wringing ’em out ’til they’re scarcely recognizable.

O.Z. Willis – The Great Unwashed – Review

May 1, 1996

A rock band from Albany, NY, with music school credentials, experimental tinkerings, and white boy funk/blues rock stagger/industrial metal, on one CD.

Overkill – The Killing Kind – Review

May 1, 1996

While the second half may slump into rebel stomp mediocrity, weighty Metallica-esque conceptualizations, and a ballad, the record starts off strong, really.

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