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Steel Miners – Ballin’ – Review

January 1, 1999

Ballin’ is less frantic than their debut LP, Irony, and miles away from their molar-diggin’, unhinged Don Fleming-produced after-birth announcement EP, Dig.

Six Finger Satellite – Law of Ruins – Review

January 1, 1999

6FS uses drum machines, Moogs, Vocoders, and synth washes. But all the quirky technical trickery culminates in a sound that is the very essence of grunge.

MC5 – Starship – Review

January 1, 1999

Recorded a scant four months before Kick Out the Jams, Starship is virtually the alternative (read: “less listenable”) take of their first record.

Jimi Hendrix Experience – BBC Sessions – Review

January 1, 1999

Should you kiss the sky on your first date? How did a Black guy from Seattle track down the only two pale English guys with higher, kinkier hair than himself?

50 Million – Bust the Action – Review

January 1, 1999

Trashcan drums and cheese sound effects and old movie samples interspersed with hardcore guitar noise side by side with acoustics bangin’ Dylan-like riffs.

P. Paul French – The Disease – Review

November 1, 1998

I dunno if P Paul Fenech, the leader of Brit psychobilly hotheads, the Meteors, feels like he’s blazin’ new paths with his new solo album.

Nine Wood – New Can of Ice – Review

November 1, 1998

The singer’s got a voice like Gracie Slick, and she sounds like she sincerely means every word she enunciates about her gray sweatshirt with the hole in it.

Tricky Woo – The Enemy is Real – Review

November 1, 1998

A big hit of Stoogoid mayhem, a dash of Thunders classicism, a shot of Sonics bluster, a dash of RFTC cut’n’paste, and a few too many Lazy Cowgirls shows.

The Hookers – Satan’s Highway – Review

November 1, 1998

Black metal subject matter runnin’ smack into no-time-for-a-breath turbopunk.

The Gimmicks – High Heels – Review

November 1, 1998

The soundtrack to yer soul’s inner torment, courtesy of Estrus: Moody fuzzy scuzzbagged feedbacked rock, like a dirty needle wrapped up in a brand new box.

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