Austin Nash | Lollipop Magazine

Thought Industry – Recruited To Do Good Deeds For The Devil – Review

November 1, 1998

I am very glad to have this. It answers many questions, fills many empty spaces, and allows TI and their fans to move forward with no payload.

Chixdiggit! – Born On The First Of July – Review

November 1, 1998

It’s got all the things that make people feel good, the things that made people dig their first album. It’s easily accessible but not simplistic.

Nashing Teeth – Say a Prayer if you have a God – Column

April 1, 1998

Apologies are a commodity for me, I make a few for the stockpile when I’m not doing anything, like, sitting in a waiting room or writing music reviews.

Down By Law – at the Rathskeller – Review

April 1, 1998

I had the feeling that I was seething in some timeless netherworld as Down By Law went into their third or fourth tune.

Sweet Diesel – Wrongville – Review

March 1, 1998

Wrongville is a rejuvenating clang, initially of punk rock, then shifting to a tougher sort of rock thing, with a slight maturity additive.

Face to Face – Live – Interview

March 1, 1998

An interview with Trever Keith

Nashing Teeth – Bitch Slap The Mother of God – Column

December 1, 1997

No job no money no food. This is only fun if you have nothing to fall back on. Being poor means your girlfriend has to screw a loser.

Blink 182 – Dude Ranch – Review

November 1, 1997

Blink 182 is three adolescents with acne vulgaris who wear those punk blue suede tennis shoes and khaki pants, and their new album rocks.

Blanks 77 – Tanked and Pogoed – Review

November 1, 1997

The punk rock is fairly typical. Most songs go unka unka unka unka unka or umPAumPAumPAumPAumPA.

The Ataris – Anywhere But Here – Review

November 1, 1997

An excellent melodic punk rock album that is as fine in technique as it is in aural aesthetics, but lyrically makes the obvious point of not having a point.