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February 1999 :: Music A-B :: Boredoms (Kurt Channing)
Boredoms Super æ Birdman Saying this is a change of pace for the Boredoms ain't saying much. Sure, seven tracks in seventy minutes might be a bit odd, at least once you've gotten used to the Boredom's fifteen-second song approach. However, if I may get mathematical for a second, this would appear to ...
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Steven Drozd, drummer from The Flaming Lips, opens up to Matt Cibula about that damn "Spiderbite Song" (hint: it wasn't really a spiderbite after all), the success of Yoshimi, and why the real-live Yoshimi might have a reason to be pissed-off about the new record.
... OR SOMETIMES A SPIDERBITE ISN'T REALLY A SPIDERBITE Matt Cibula courtesy www.flaminglips.com Steven Drozd has had a pretty wild time of things in the last eight years. He became the drummer for The Flaming Lips and hung on for dear life as they had a huge pop single smash ("She Don't Use Jelly") and ...
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March 1998 :: Music O-R :: Ruins (Drew Id)
Album Cover Ruins Refusal Fossil Skin Graft Records The first time I heard Ruins was while smoking massive amounts of cheeba with Kramer (no, not Cosmo). This was back in the summer of '92 when I was doing an internship with Shimmy Disc. Shimmy released Ruins' second recording, entitled Burning Stone ...
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Sour Suite (Birdman). Review by Phil Klima.
JON WAHL AND THE AMADANS SOUR SUITE Birdman We're back on it again. Meditating on music history. Each new compact disc is a nail in the coffin of our musical heritage. Not that these punk-ass musicians won't acknowledge it. They think it's still clever to pilfer from cultural traditions with a cynical ...
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Yoshimi vs. the Pink Robots (Warner Bros.). Review by Matt Cibula.
THE FLAMING LIPS YOSHIMI VS. THE PINK ROBOTS Warner Bros. Wayne Coyne, Michael Ivins, and Steven Drozd are in the habit of making albums that listeners fall into, and once you're in you don't really want to climb out. This happened first to me with Clouds Taste Metallic, that wildly weird and pretty ...
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December 1998 :: Live Ink :: Melt Banana (Matthew Moyer)
Melt Banana The Cow Haus, Tallahassee October 27, 1998 by Matthew Moyer Living in Tallahassee is not exactly non-stop ecstatic dancing for me, but I have to admire the promoter of the Cow Haus for adding a little light to an otherwise jock-infested existence. Firewater, Quintron, Barbara Manning, the ...
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Do You Know Squarepusher (Warp). Review by Matt Cibula.
SQUAREPUSHER DO YOU KNOW SQUAREPUSHER Warp Squarepusher is hardly one to rest on his laurels. He released the spastic Go Plastic last year to mixed reviews; some misguided people thought its squelchy IDM explosions were too close to his early stuff, whereas astute critics like me thought it was just ...
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Although I enjoy many Japanese musical exports washing up on our shore, I'm a...
... they are making a mockery of American rock, pop, or techno and transmogrifying it into their own bizarre remix is yet to be determined. Regardless, the results have been quite puzzling and enjoyable altogether. The mysterious Nigo is no different. Part indie-rock, part space-opera, part pop experimentation ...
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Phuket A La Bum Bum (Bulb). Review by Kurt Channing.
ASS BABOONS OF VENUS PHUKET A LA BUM BUM Bulb Things are getting dada! If you haven't been tipped off by the name of the band, or the name of the album, or your knowledge of the label, then let me spell it out for you. This is some fucked-up shit. The Ass Baboons of Venus are Naoko Nozawa (a "Japanese ...
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February 2000 :: Music A-B :: Brutal Truth (Nirav Soni)
Brutal Truth Goodbye Cruel World! Relapse What a massive parting gift this is. Goodbye Cruel World! is the last rite of the now sadly departed Brutal Truth, purveyors of tractorfulls of grind. This 2-disc set defines the legacy that BT left behind. The first disc is concert from Sydney, Australia ...
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