Scott Hefflon – Page 335 – Lollipop Magazine

Blau Zur – Lament for Lymon – Review

April 1, 1994

The six tunes on Lament For Lymon range from noisy versions of ’80s pop you might hear on the Valley Girl soundtrack to ’90s alternative college music.

Clamhammer – Review

April 1, 1994

Their style of feedback, stagger-tempo, ranting versed noise is definitely their own.

High Defiance – Lessons From Hate – Review

April 1, 1994

Notorious for their three ring vocal assault. With all the tuned low and mean crunch chords, the samples and scratches skim like flat rocks across a lake.

6L6 – with Bonehead, Stompbox, and Tree at Axis – Review

April 1, 1994

6L6 is a band that doesn’t need group shouts to make a massive vocal impact. From outta this skinny, starvation poster boy comes a bulldozing roar of a voice.

Support – Fiction

April 1, 1994

I lost that right long ago. But she clung to my arm and it felt good to have her hold me again.

Find The Allston Mall – Column

April 1, 1994

There is a place, 107 Brighton Ave. in Allston, that is much more than it appears to be.

Mac Finds Himself – Fiction

April 1, 1994

“The point is…” Disgust faltered and became Unsure. He then become Shocked and Confused. “Wow.” He breathed in Awe. “This is quite an identity crisis, Mac.”

Tree – with Bonehead, 6L6, and Stompbox at Axis – Review

April 1, 1994

Tree leapt right into “Engulfed” and didn’t let up for the rest of the night. The whole floor turned into one mass of writhing, flailing bodies.

Stompbox – with Bonehead, 6L6, and Tree at Axis – Review

April 1, 1994

Because it was his monster bellowing range that kept cracking, Erich switched to a doom metal roar and a hardcore scream.

Mutha’s Day Out – with I Mother Earth at Axis – Review

April 1, 1994

This fresh-faced young band from the sticks writes hit after hit. They even turned those memorable sing-along choruses into boot stompin’ verbal rampages.