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Everclear
Everclear is on their mark for their release, So Much For The Afterglow. I’ve heard this disc, and I’ve heard this disc over and over again. In fact, I can’t stop. … read more
NXNW Finals: October 1997
This was the best “showing” of finals bands we have seen so far in the NXNW. Leraine Horstmanshoff, Sun Masons, Mary Tebbs, Jackmormons… … read more
Mansun
Despite the hardcore Stone Roses contingent present at DVB for The Seahorses’ first gig as headliners in Salt Lake City, Mansun was the band to see. … read more
Serial Killer of the Month: Ivan Milat
Australia has always brought adventurous young backpackers from all over the world, but from 1989 to 1991 Ivan Milat waged war on them. … read more
Zen Guerilla
Zen Guerrilla have some experience as a “noise” band. But there wasn’t a “mosh” pit and Zen Guerrilla proved that they could play the blues. … read more
Written in Blood: August 1997
Though the Machine Head, Neurosis and Sepultura comparisons have some merit, Skinlab have combined these influences with their own creative visions. … read more
Serial Killer of the Month: Larry Eyler, the Interstate Killer
Larry Eyler, then 31, had been a house painter and liquor store clerk. In the summer of 1983, a string of murders across the dusty cities of Indiana and Illinois had similarities… … read more
The Joykiller
I’ve got to be honest with you, mashing, moshing, stage-diving, balls-o-sweating Punk Kids; this is my favorite Joykiller CD. … read more
Written in Blood: July 1997
This release features 11 bands from all over the world that have some, or, are made up entirely of female musicians. From doom to death, it’s all here. … read more
Seven Inches of Sausage: July 1997
Phew, I love opening up a group of reviews with something that actually sounds good. I remember this groups’ first record, Drunk on the Moon. … read more
Serial Killer of the Month: David Berkowitz
History takes the memories of many people and, by a kind of nostalgic superimposition, blows them up into great devils or gods. … read more
Buck-O-Nine
Buck-O-Nine trombone player Dan Albert is optimistic about his band’s future with the release of the long-awaited major label debut Twenty Eight Teeth. … read more
