Indie/Alternative Review – Page 287

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Catherine Wheel – Happy Days – Review

May 1, 1995

Happy Days is as mesmerizing and rolling as ocean waves and as subtly powerful as an undertow.

Bruce McCulloch – Shame-Based Man – Review

May 1, 1995

Face it, he was the least funny on Kids in the Hall. Still, there are moments, like “Doors,” “Our Love,” and all the fake radio excerpts.

Beezwax – Review

May 1, 1995

4/5 Milton high schoolers. This five-piece band, together less than a year, has already shared the stage with Fuzzy, Gravel Pit, and Letters to Cleo.

Auditory Imagery – So Alive – Review

May 1, 1995

Great production on this full-length, guitar-drenched metal album. Kinda Alice In Chains, kinda technical ’80s metal.

Hum – You’d Prefer an Astronaut – Review

May 1, 1995

Cool fuzz drone stuff. Most of it sounds almost note for note like My Bloody Valentine with the guy singing. Some parts are quiet, others pretty ballsy.

Hector Zazou – Songs From the Cold Seas – Review

May 1, 1995

Songs From the Cold Seas is daunting, sexy, intriguing, hypnotic, and, in some places, pretty terrifying.

These Animal Men – Come On, Join The High Society – Review

May 1, 1995

These Animal Men are closer to Carter U.S.M. than the rest of the wankers. They have infectiously dippy songs with upbeat tempos that might almost be pop-punk.

The Mother Hips – Back to the Grotto – Review

May 1, 1995

A Northern California quartet that pulls off an intelligent blend of retro-psychedelia and rough-hewn harmonies recorded on a CD that sounds warm and analog.

The Maggies – Experimental Cinema – Review

May 1, 1995

The most promising tune is “Solid Yellow Zero.” Other songs that are poppy with potential are “Star On Wheels” and “Wrong.”

The Human League – Octopus – Review

May 1, 1995

Octopus sports a nice line in bachelor-pad futurist cheese meets melodic pop. In other words, it’s the Human League being the Human League.

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