Bob Ham – Page 2 – Lollipop Magazine

Kumo – Kaminari – Review

September 1, 1998

Not only does Kumo hit your more straight-forward drum’n’bass sounds, but he also throws in experimental work along with some dabbling of hip-hop sounds.

Fastbacks – Win, Lose, or Both EP – Review

September 1, 1998

Take in the glory of Seattle’s Fastbacks, a band who have been playing some of the best pop-punk since before Green Day learned the chords to “Highway to Hell.”

V Classic Volume One – Review

September 1, 1998

Three Roni Size tracks (pushing drum’n’bass towards its obvious jazz-based ends), one by Goldie, and several featuring superstars from Metalheadz and Reprazent.

Unwound – Challenge For A Civilized Society – Review

September 1, 1998

Unwound breaks no new ground, sticking to their tried and true formula of Big Black-like guitar histrionics, tribal bass, and wonderfully off-kilter drum beats.

The Halo Benders – The Rebel’s Not In – Review

September 1, 1998

All the best parts of the member’s bands are mashed into one gorgeous mess of boogie-down rhythm, guitar mastery, and off-kilter vocal and lyric work.

2K – Fuck The Millennium – Review

September 1, 1998

Formerly the KLF, this duo yet again mines the same ultra-boring house beats, using the same samples, the same rhythms, the same everything.

Source Direct – Controlled Developments – Review

September 1, 1998

These Metalheadz stalwarts kick the ballistics with some great beats, and also throw curveballs at you to keep your ears in check while your body grooves.

Some Velvet Sidewalk – The Lowdown – Review

September 1, 1998

This release features three remixes from their last full-length, Generate!, as well as four brand-spanking new songs.

Dynagroove – Column

April 1, 1998

This column is devoted to cheap record buys. I figured I’d inflict my garage sale and thrift store vinyl buys on you folk by reviewing the best of the bunch.

Wnico – Bon Voyage – Review

December 1, 1997

Wnico hail from the Bad Brains school of rock, mixing aggro punk, hip hop, reggae, and dub all on the same disc.