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Canine – at the Hard Rock Cafe – Review

June 1, 1997

While they have hard rock and punk tendencies, their hook is weaving Latin beats, funky rhythms, and vocal harmonies with guitar melodies and mighty vocals.

Canine Guru – Agodoga – Review

November 1, 1996

All the requirements of an over-talented grunge/funk/rock band. Fil Pacino has a rough, purebred voice, while the band Pearl Jams behind him to a Chili beat.

Canine Guru – Review

March 1, 1995

An emphasis on heavy, Chili Peppers funk. I get the feeling that Canine Guru will go somewhere big, providing they establish a hook to get themselves noticed.