Indie/Alternative Review – Page 301

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23 Skidoo – Review

February 1, 1995

Great recording, nice guitar sound, but over-emotive vocals, without the experience to back it up. Tunes are kinda weak pop stuff.

Xanax 25 – “80’s Kid” – Review

February 1, 1995

This reeks of label money. Wild graphics and over-production couldn’t save this turd.

West – Sass to West – Review

February 1, 1995

Talking about West’s Sass to West album cover is more entertaining than listening to the album.

Vitreous Humor – Boys Life / Vitreous Humor – “Temporary” / “Why Are You So Mean To Me?” – Review

February 1, 1995

A classic rock approach to indie-ness. When the fuzzy guitar kicks in, it really kicks in.

Veruca Salt – American Thighs – Review

February 1, 1995

Combines Kim Deal’s sarcastic girl-sneer vocal, Lush’s rich female harmonies, Smashing Pumpkins’ slow, psychedelic groove, and a bunch of riffy pop tunes.

Adam & the Ants – B-side Babies – Review

December 1, 1994

A 16-song collection that features domestic B-sides, seven British B-sides, and one entirely unreleased track. This is a killer collection

Velo-Deluxe – Superelastic – Review

December 1, 1994

Clever, crafted, crystalline and crunchy in milk, these songs speak volumes, one story at a time. The best pop album heard around this office in a long time.

The Fatima Mansions – Lost in the Former West – Review

December 1, 1994

While The Fatima Mansions have their moments of power and innovation, their musical style resembles Roxy Music more than a band looking to stir things up.

Lick – Barbed and Rusty For Your Pleasure – Review

December 1, 1994

Noisy, gross sounding guitars and muddy, humorous and/or senseless vocals. It’s so ugly, it’s kinda nice.

Lazy – Some Assembly Required – Review

December 1, 1994

Fun, rather pointless girl-meets-boy stuff with bubbly female vocals. LoFi sound with garage-honest nonchalance. Cute, but dull as hell.

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