Dr. Frank – Show Business is My Life – Review June 1, 1999 Mr. T Experience is credited by some as the founders of the East Bay pop-punk sound, and Dr. Frank is the chief songwriter/vocalist for MTX.
The Bulemics – Old Enough to Know Better – Review June 1, 1999 The crudest, raunchiest, sickest, dumbest rock band on the planet hails from Texas. No shit, you were expecting Delaware maybe?
Leather Strip – Yes, I’m Limited Vol. II & III – Review June 1, 1999 These are remix albums. Not bad, but nothing to shout about. If you like any of the artists doing the remixing, you might want to check these out.
Drained – Suspension of Disbelief – Review June 1, 1999 Maybe it’s that Drained do such a good job at sounding so typically hardcore that even a heavy music fan like me can’t tell the difference.
Dogpiss – Eine Kleine Punkmusik – Review June 1, 1999 UK notables Duncan Redmonds and Lee Murphy from Snuff and Jools from Guns ‘N Wankers. Dogpiss is tight, peppy, and has found a home on Fat.
The Bulemics – Can’t Keep It Down – Review June 1, 1999 Rock’n’Roll and bad taste go together like puking and blacking out, and let’s just say Austin, TX’s Bulemics got both in spades.
Doctor Explosion – The Subnormal Revolution – Review June 1, 1999 Doctor Explosion rip off riffs from surf unknowns or the Blues Magoos and the Music Explosion while laughing like psychotic alcoholic bullfighters.
The Bowling Green – One Pound Note – Review June 1, 1999 Birds do it. Bees do it. Even educated fleas do it. Let’s do it. Let’s sample disco in an attempt to be funky.
Lazycain – Review June 1, 1999 Complex music that pays off with multiple listens, Five Days Eighty Hours provides labyrinth-like instrumentation that often overwhelms and surprises.
The Meteors – “Slow Down You Grave Robbing Bastard” – Review June 1, 1999 A side has perhaps the dumbest title of any song, ever, but as psychobilly goes, whence pounded out by Englishmen, it’s twangy, sunbaked’n’pretty decent.