Scott Hefflon – Page 341 – Lollipop Magazine

Cameron’s Way – with Velvet Voodoo Dolls, Sugar Plum Dandy, Home, Skunkjuice, The Mighty Sturgeon, Drawback, Slowpoke, Lachrymator, Doom Nation at The Vertex – Review

October 1, 1993

These guys pull no punches and don’t bother with mealy-mouthed foreplay. They exploded into a tight, aggressive hardcore set that got the floor buzzing.

The Continuing Adventures of Macaroni McSpoon – Fiction

October 1, 1993

He would’ve chalked it up to a bad memory, but never seemed to have any chalk with him at the time. By the time he got some, he’d forgotten why he’d needed it.

Decision Making 101 – Fiction

October 1, 1993

“A body in motion tends to stay in motion.” No shit. Question is: Does it much matter what motion it is in which that body is tending to stay? I don’t think so.

Mystery Jones – with Riot Act, The Rattlers, Little Sister at The Skybox – Review

September 1, 1993

Launching into an all-out harmonious funk/party jam, they set the pace to keep the most adrenaline pumped pogo pet breathless.

Tree – with OHM, Headcleaner, Sam Black Church at the Paradise – Review

September 1, 1993

Tree is like a one night stand. It’s wild, it’s passionate, and it’s the most intense romp you’ll ever get, but you know you’ll regret it in the morning.

Sam Black Church – with OHM, Headcleaner, Tree at the Paradise – Review

September 1, 1993

With the most god-awful guitar sound you’ll ever love, they hammered and screamed through a set that makes Dante’s voyage look like a tiptoe through the tulips.

The Rattlers – with Riot Act, Mystery Jones, Little Sister at The Skybox – Review

September 1, 1993

The Rattlers took the stage. They were tight. They poured out the energy and were fun to groove to. A lot of stomp-around punk/pop covers.

Bone Dry System – Review

September 1, 1993

The production is professional without sounding like Ratt; the vocals go beyond the settle-for-Seattlesque sound, with bright, almost Bo Deanish harmonies.

Heretix – Review

September 1, 1993

They recently signed on the bassist to Left Nut (and old school punk rock fave), and, drum roll please, get signed to CherryDisc.

Lobby Magnets – Review

September 1, 1993

These guys have that toss-your-head-from-side-to-side energy. What they lack in flash, they more than compensate for with catchy hooks and overall fun.