Lollipop Magazine

Time Shard – Hunab Ku – Review

September 1, 1996

What do you get when you sonically crossbreed Ozric Tentacles and Children of the Bong? Tailored to the dimensionally disturbed, not for the astrally challenged.

Planet Dub – Review

April 1, 1996

New facets of chill and relaxed intelligence are touched upon and explored by layering otherworldly washes of sound atop the primitive, tropical beat.

Children of the Bong – Sirius Sounds – Review

February 1, 1996

Techno acid-dub like this with Eno-ish ding-dongs and synths ranting in the language of Bwah! can make for sonic wallpaper or a transformational experience.

Eat Static – Epsylon – Review

October 1, 1995

Begun as a side project of Ozric Tentacles that eventually eclipsed the primary band, Eat Static write good science fiction.

Banco de Gaia – Last Train to Lhasa – Review

September 1, 1995

After being deadened by the glut of shallowness and pretentious new age Valium, I’m pleased there are still soulful and spiritual voyages in electronic music.

Transmissions From The Planet Dog – Review

June 1, 1995

It ranges from techno dance to pure electronic psychodelia. Wide-eyed cosmo surfing and slick, neon-drenched shake-your-booty on two intro discs.