Indie/Alternative Review – Page 50

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[ May 13, 2026 ] Corrosion of Conformity Announces 2026 Tour Dates – News News
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Sloppy Meateaters – Conditioned by the Laugh Track – Review

June 8, 2005

There are weak spots, sure, but this is basically the best local bar band you and your friends usually try to go see when they’re playing a good bill.

Seventeen Evergreen – Life Embarrasses Me On Planet Earth – Review

June 8, 2005

Opens with strummy pop with too-loud vocals, and ends with Neurot-style pulsing, seething gush, like watching the sun rise slowly to a poisoned sky.

Run Run Run – Endless Winter – Review

June 8, 2005

Lazy and nicely soothing. Light atmospherics and slight rock outs, a Mazzy Star cover, a band name based on a Velvet Underground song.

Pillbox Remedy – Wasted Memories – Review

June 8, 2005

Sounds like quick Nerf Herder. Very simple, tight, with no real identity, but a certain charm, like a shy smile that’s not a come-on, just a little smile.

The Rise – Reclamation Process – Review

June 7, 2005

Lotta energy, lotta experimentation, but they really oughtta figure out who they are and what they do best. A million things from embarrassingly bad to decent.

The Its – Review

June 7, 2005

Something charming about this band that I can’t place. From Chicago, sound young and like nice guys, and they love bouncy pop. Very British enunciation.

The Capes – Taste – Review

June 7, 2005

Part jangle, part jumpy garage, part sweeping, anthemic Britpop, part ’60s surf pop, part trendy electroclash. And it’s a six-song EP.

Seer – Review

June 7, 2005

The guy can sing, belt it out, warble and waver like Muse and The Sheila Divine/Dear Leader, and the band back him nicely, not showing off, not sucking.

Pajo – Review

June 7, 2005

David Pajo (M, Ariel M, Papa M, Slint, and Tortoise) records some intimate songs on his laptop, even singing directly into the computer. Gentle and well done.

Glue – Sunset Lodge – Review

June 7, 2005

Like scratchy old blues records, music box tinkle, a lonely trumpet soliloquy. White guy rapping usually turns me off like lima beans on a hot fudge sundae.

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