Indie/Alternative Review – Page 299

February 1, 1995

Intelligent, well-crafted and precision-executed eclectic pop. Ranges from They Might Be Giants to early Zappa. Everything but the kitchen sink here.

February 1, 1995

Pretty lyrics, pretty vocals, pretty melodic guitar riffs. Nothing threatening here, not a trace of anger, menace or defiance. Just plain pretty.

February 1, 1995

With all the catches in her voice, I barely noticed what she was saying, I just know it was beautiful.

February 1, 1995

The voice of Cherie Felos and the guitar of Robin Gabrielli dominate the sound Spinning Jenny puts forth on their new, self-titled release.

February 1, 1995

Meet Meat from Falafel Boy is a very fun album, a six-pack and a smile, on the road with ten of your best friends in a Yugo.

February 1, 1995

Electrafixion are far from a thinly-veiled Bunnymen reunion. More cyanide kisses than lips like sugar.

February 1, 1995

Long-winded, naïve Goth here. We even tried to like this one and, just couldn’t. No one is that interested in your diary.

February 1, 1995

If Veruca Salt is getting a bit too mainstream for you, then take a step back and lend an ear to Elastica.

February 1, 1995

Hitting styles from the hard pop of “Creep” to more jangly guitar rockers, Radiohead show they have more for us to feast on.

February 1, 1995

Well-produced, “Black” stays honest and gritty. Luckily, the lyrics are printed on the back. Somebody is a really good writer.