Death Cab For Cutie – The Photo Album – Review March 22, 2002 Talk about being converted. I liked Death Cab For Cutie’s The Forbidden Love EP, but The Photo Album has made me a die-hard fan.
Zeke – Death Alley – Review March 22, 2002 Metal is as metal does, and Death Alley pounds yer ass like yer the new pretty boy on the cell block.
Cursive – Burst and Bloom – Review March 22, 2002 Most overrated indie rock band? You betcha. More burst-and-yell and “clever” beats from a band that just isn’t very good.
Carnal Forge – Please…Die! – Review March 22, 2002 Insanely speedy, death Swede thrash perfection, bands like The Haunted and The Crown coming to mind, but sounding like Seal in comparison.
Gonervill – Review March 22, 2002 It may sound redundant, but Gonervill is two turntablists and a drummer from Primus.
Goldie – Goldie.Co.UK – Review March 22, 2002 It’s enjoyable to listen to, and depending on what volume you play it at, it can either excite the brain or act as bubbly background music.
Toys That Kill – The Citizen Abortion – Review March 22, 2002 Toys That Kill are more, uh, “catchy” wary than loadsa their peers without bein’ “not catchy” or excessively “street punk” or whatever.
Scott Kelly – Spirit Bound Flesh – Review March 15, 2002 For the majority of this 35-minute disc, it’s just Neurosis’ Scott Kelly and his distinctive, raspy voice singing with his acoustic guitar.
Lycia – Compilation Appearances Vol. 2 – Review March 15, 2002 For more than a decade, Lycia has cranked out quality dark ambient music, but there’s a lot of material fans have never heard – until now.
Scholomance – The Immortality Murder – Review March 15, 2002 Scholomance prove that Americans can gut and reconstitute esoteric black metal in the craggy name of Van Der Graaf prog as handily as Norwegians.