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Where Fear And Weapons Meet – Unstoppable – Review

February 22, 2002

Their previous two records on Revelation redefined “repetitive,” Unstoppable packs enough straight-up punk rock good times to make it worth casually playing.

Welt – Brand New Dream – Review

February 22, 2002

Doctor Dream died after releasing “Better Days” and “Kicked in the Teeth Again,” and it knocked the stuffing outta Welt, They regrouped for Brand New Dream.

Wayne – Metal Church – Review

February 22, 2002

Nuclear Blast seems convinced we want new records with the original Metal Church singer, David Wayne, as well as live recordings and now this side-project.

Waterdown – Never Kill the Boy on the First Date – Review

February 22, 2002

Waterdown combines the brawn of Deftones, the melodies of Grade, and the fierceness of loud rock in what could be the best new band in the hardcore underground.

Vision Of Disorder – From Bliss to Devastation – Review

February 22, 2002

V.O.D. have always been respectable, ahead of the curve. I’ve stopped what I was doing repeatedly and skipped back to revel in a certain part again. Repeatedly.

Venice Underground – Review

February 22, 2002

Ex-Jane’s Addiction bassist Peter DiStefano pulls out some aggressive techno, a distortion drum’n’bass adventure. Some pissed-off Sneaker Pimps-style vocals.

Dark Awakening – Vol. 1 – Review

February 22, 2002

Half really good songs, a few decent ones, and a few that make me wonder how anyone can produce such shit. Good diversity on both the electro and Gothic CDs.

Boston Not London – New Electronic Music From Boston Massachusetts – Review

February 22, 2002

Sometimes, you just gotta take the bad with the shitty. First off, bad reference to the seminal punk album, This is Boston Not L.A. Second, get some soul.

Fernando – Dreams of the Sun and Sky – Review

February 22, 2002

Portland, Oregon’s fave Argentinean-born barrio bard returns with a slow change-up of melancholy sun-baked ballads.

Quasi – The Sword of God – Review

February 22, 2002

The duo of Sleater Kinney’s Janet Weiss and Sam “Puffy” Coomes (he of Heatmeiser and Elliot Smith sidemandom) are local heroes here in Portland, Ore-gone.

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