Jon Sarre – Page 34 – Lollipop Magazine

Mr. Zero – Voodoo’s Eros – Review

April 1, 1999

Oli Dolot is this French guy who usedta be in Thee Headcoats. His Mr Zero project is big beat R’n’B with extra emphasis on the Rhythm.

Electric Frankenstein – I’m Not Your Nothing – Interview

April 1, 1999

An interview with Sal Canzonieri

Mondo Topless – Get Ready for Action – Review

April 1, 1999

The stuff of Get Ready For Action is grittier and without F&M’s humorous shtick, but still, the Yardbirds and Wailers stuff is still obtainable.

Electric Frankenstein – How I Rose from the Dead – Review

April 1, 1999

The sound is good, the band is tight, tough, energetic punk rock’n’roll. They could get by with less product floating around, but they’re always great.

Hellworms – Crowd Repellent – Review

April 1, 1999

Ex-Victims Family/Saturn’s Flea Collar folk, Ralph Spight and Larry Boothroyd, join up with drummer Joaquin Spengemann to produce some rockin’ brainy prog punk.

Groop Dogdrill – Lovely Skin – Review

April 1, 1999

If pissed and pissed-off limeys with stripper fixations drunk on lousy Helmet records turn yer crank, then Groop Dogdrill is probably yer favorite band.

Don Caballero – Singles Breaking Up – Review

April 1, 1999

I’m not a huge fan of instrumental rock, but this collection is pretty impressive: Loud, gut-churning, no skimping on the bombast, yet melodic…

Fortune & Maltese – Review

April 1, 1999

F&M ape their heroes Paul Revere and the Raiders by sporting tri-cornered hats and ruffled shirts and blasting out treble-heavy psych-flavored proto-pop-punk.

Fifty Tons of Black Terror – Demeter – Review

April 1, 1999

You’re immediately slugged by”Voyeur’s Blues”‘s ham-fists of Big Black love propelled by drunk-on-deltablues harp and creepy Aussie psychophile vox.

Zoobombs – Welcome Back – Review

January 1, 1999

Nipponese punx drunk on funk. Includes Keith Richards’ riffs and ? and the Mysterians’, as well as farty synth grooves and electronic handclapping.