Generation – Brutal Reality – Review December 1, 1994 Brutal Reality is tortured mid-tempo to thrashy rage, littered with the sampled debris of a faithless, technology-driven world.
The Psychedelic Furs – Here Came the Psychedelic Furs-B-sides and Lost Grooves – Review December 1, 1994 A collection of B-sides, dance remixes, and promo tracks that attempts to explore the diversities of the band.
Fudge Tunnel – The Complicated Futility of Ignorance – Review December 1, 1994 The power they emit is unsettling. There isn’t a death metal act on the earth that FT couldn’t rival in intensity and sheer force of ear assault.
Seven With One Blow – Review December 1, 1994 Sorta Primus, sorta Powerman. A band that would sound great in a club. Tight rhythm section, monster bassist.
English Dogs – Bow To None – Review December 1, 1994 They retrieved their balls from the early ’80s and even pulled in some fresh ’90s sound to create a very high energy mix.
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein – Review December 1, 1994 This latest interpretation of the monster is an astounding cinematic feat, a combination of exquisite makeup design and the flawlessness of Robert DeNiro.
A Christmas w/Fr. Titus Modiano – Review December 1, 1994 The Carols Grimm; this home demo brought out my own sick darkness for the holidays. Die, Santa, die.
Beyond Id – We’re Out Of Cornflakes F.U. – Review December 1, 1994 From Western Mass comes We’re Out of Cornflakes, F.U., a compilation of video singles and other assorted film bits by alternative poppers Beyond Id.
Red Square Black – Square – Review December 1, 1994 With an almost astral take on the industrial/organic sound, Red Square Black have released Square, a five song EP.
Interview with the Vampire – Review December 1, 1994 Everything – including You-Know-Who – is Tragically Beautiful in An Interview with the Vampire.