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Dart – 36 Cents An Hour – Review

April 1, 1996

A sad philosopher plays his grand piano by candlelight, looking out through foggy glass on a world that has gone to bed.

Urusei Yatsura – “Siamese” – Review

February 1, 1996

From the cover and band name, I was expecting either Japanese noise or Japanese girlpunk. What we have instead is Britnoisepop that bounces and bashes.

Slipstream – “Come Back” – Review

October 1, 1995

Ex-members of Spacemen 3, but I prefer Spiritualized. The simple Britpop elements of Spacemen, borrowing from McCartney’s side of the Beatles.

Does The Word “Duh” Mean Anything To You – Review

October 1, 1995

Dart, 18th Dye, Magic Hour, Urusei Yatsura, The Bardots, Slipstream, Bardo Pond, Kirk Lake, and Disco Inferno contributes two tracks. There are no losers here.