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June 1998 :: Music G-L :: The Jesus & Mary Chain (Julio Diaz)
Album Cover Click to Enlarge The Jesus & Mary Chain Munki Sub Pop The big story on the new Jesus & Mary Chain record, Munki, is that their long-time label Warner Brothers dropped them because the album was "unreleasable." Thankfully, their new label, Sub Pop [partly owned by Warner Bros. -- Ed.], didn ...
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July 1998 :: Ink Spots :: The Jesus & Mary Chain (Julio Diaz)
by Julio Diaz "Sometimes I do end up in the middle of it all," says Ben Lurie, who plays rhythm guitar and bass for the Jesus and Mary Chain. Although he's been in the band since 1989, he can still be seen as the odd man out in a group that's otherwise composed of brothers Jim and William Reid. It ...
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March 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Azusa Plane (Chad Bidwell)
... to popular belief, the Azusa Plane is one man. The Azusa Plane creates climates. Remember the last time you drove a very long distance alone and found yourself watching low flying clouds form off the edges of mountains only to disintegrate minutes later? Have you been in the quiet dusk of the eye of ...
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Easy Come Easy Go (Tooth & Nail). Review by Joshua Krause.
STARFLYER 59 EASY COME EASY GO Tooth & Nail Divorced from proto-shoegazers like The Cure and The Jesus and Mary Chain, as well as the drug n’ bliss culture of Primal Scream and My Bloody Valentine, American shoegaze music has created its own sound. But as we all know, most of it has stunk real, real ...
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August 1999 :: Music A-B :: Black Box Recorder (Matthew Moyer)
... but Black Box Recorder, they've got the goods. Misanthrope-for-life Luke Haines leads this band of not-so-merry minstrels, abetted by John Moore (ex-Jesus and Mary Chain) and vocalist Sarah Nixey. The innate beauty of Black Box Recorder is that Nixey can sing so sweet and innocently about kidnappings ...
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September1998 :: Ink Spots :: The Superjesus (Gail Worley)
... On the first night of the Intel New York Music Festival, Australia's the Superjesus are set to warm up the audience for legendary headliners, The Jesus and Mary Chain. The quartet create an instantaneous roar of sound as they plunge into their opening number: all melodic, layered guitars, wall of bass ...
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B.R.M.C. (Virgin). Review by Nathan T. Birk.
BLACK REBEL MOTORCYCLE CLUB B.R.M.C. Virgin When your band is wholeheartedly endorsed by Jim Reid (ex-of Jesus and Mary Chain), Johnny Marr (Electronic/former Smith), and Oasis' Noel Gallagher, you know you've absolutely gotta be the shit. That lucky band is Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, and judging ...
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I Duel Sioux and the Ale of Autumn (Grand Theft Autumn Records). Review by Randall J. Stephens.
LASSIE FOUNDATION / DURALUXE I DUEL SIOUX AND THE ALE OF AUTUMN Grand Theft Autumn Lassie Foundation and Duraluxe team up with a bevy of melody-conscious tunes that might out-duel any Sioux. Unlike many lopsided split CDs, both bands are talented. Among the six songs they offer up apiece, there's ne ...
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Through Times of War and Agnen: A Journey Through the Dark (Mercenary Music / World War III). Review by Matthew Moyer.
... DARK Mercenary Music / World War III Keep Of Kalessin's Through Times of War... is an utterly unremarkable piece of work that is way too wide-eyed and earnest in the appreciation and inspiration they obviously draw from early Mayhem and Immortal. Cold and frigid as an icy tomb, most of the material ...
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Opening Credits and The Old Me vs. The New You (Trust Me). Review by Ben Varkentine.
LAPTOP OPENING CREDITS THE OLD ME VS. THE NEW YOU Trust Me Written, produced, and almost completely played and sung by Jesse Hartman, Laptop sounds pretty much like what it is: A guy alone (mostly) in a studio with a keyboard and different instruments, playing songs that remind him of the songs on ...
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