Furslide – Adventure – Review

April 1, 1999

A good measure of funk, scat vocals, groovy minimalism, maniacal cackles, and a ghostly waltz all rub elbows until the skin scores raw.

BASEketball – Review

April 1, 1999

Pretty damn funny, once you stop expecting it to be really funny. The plot is simple, so it’s the twists, sight gags, and one-liners that carry this movie.

Strangeland – Review

April 1, 1999

Written by and starring Dee Snider, Strangeland is a feast for the eyes and imagination, and the soundtrack is a feast for the ears.

Fuck – Conduct – Review

April 1, 1999

Although Conduct is a somewhat more plugged-in affair than their previous disc, Pardon My French, the rockier moments lack the thrust of macho metallurgy.

Fortune & Maltese – Review

April 1, 1999

F&M ape their heroes Paul Revere and the Raiders by sporting tri-cornered hats and ruffled shirts and blasting out treble-heavy psych-flavored proto-pop-punk.

Fl. Oz. – Vegetable Kingdom – Review

April 1, 1999

The lively, personable piano takes a flying leap into the musical primelight, dancing audacious circles around its player’s flagrantly uncooperative lyrics.

Divine Empire – Redemption – Review

April 1, 1999

Divine Empire have all the requisite skills for nasty death metal: they’re fast and vicious, have loads of blast beats, crushing vocals, and skillful playing.

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