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March 2000 :: Ink Spots :: Soul Brains (Tom Minarchick)
AN INTERVIEW WITH THE LEGENDARY HR OF SOUL BRAINS by Tom Minarchick For over 20 years, the Bad Brains' influence has spread through hardcore, punk, rock, metal, hip-hop, reggae, techno, and just about any hybrid of these styles you could think of, like no other band before or since. The last 20 years ...
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Colonel Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains at Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, CA on September 16, 2002. Concert review by Sir Millard Mulch.
COLONEL CLAYPOOL'S BUCKET OF BERNIE BRAINS Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA September 16, 2002 by Sir Millard Mulch Les Claypool of Primus fame basically got together with a batch of his weird cookies and had a big jam session. In my opinion, this jam band stuff is for people who are too ...
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History happened and I missed it. This collects songs from a decade of madnes...
BUNNY BRAINS SIN GULLS (GORING ST. EDDY) Menlo Park History happened and I missed it. This collects songs from a decade of madness (1988-98). Bunny Brains' particular aroma of noise reminds me of Flipper, an uncoordinated howl of raw emotion that shakes my lapels without any regard for subtlety or ...
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Various Artists (Victory World). Review by Bill Campbell.
DUB YOUR BRAINS OUT VARIOUS ARTISTS Victory World Dub, the progenitor of damned near everything electronic, has been around a mighty long time and has undergone many different manifestations (for the freakiest fronts, you need to check out Mad Professor and Williams Traffic). And punk label Victory ...
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Switchblade Tongues, Butterknife Brains (Gearhead). Review by Stein Haukland.
NEW BOMB TURKS SWITCHBLADE TONGUES, BUTTERKNIFE BRAINS Gearhead The American punk explosion of the Nineties brought us a lot of drab-to-shitty bands, but there were some good moments in there as well. New Bomb Turks were certainly one of the best, and this odds-and-sods collection goes a long way to ...
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Now & Zen (Braun and Brains). Review by Gail Worley.
NORINE BRAUN NOW & ZEN Braun and Brains OK, just get past the somewhat disquieting disembodied head cover art and listen to this CD. People throw the word "eclectic" around a lot these days when describing CDs that fall outside the commercial mainstream, but pop vocalist Norine Braun's latest disc ...
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Spoken word,politics,exploding brains,King Missile III,Royal Lunch,Important Records,Carl F Gauze
... MISSILE III ROYAL LUNCH Important Records For some reason, I'm having trouble trying to write about this prolific spoken word artist. I think it's the weird range of topics, but here goes: King Missile puts out another iconoclastic collection of odd little poems, backed by an intriguing guitar and drum ...
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Irreversible Trend (Radical). Review by Troy Jewell.
FROM SAFETY TO WHERE IRREVERSIBLE TREND Radical Like most in the banal genre of screamo, From Safety to Where cradle a fine line between post-punk and metal. The largest distinction between those two forces being in the vocal and lyrical content. Many '80s metal bands didn't so much as sing as scream ...
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Andrew Gonzales, the brains behind Marshmallow Coast, is into the lighter sid...
THE MARSHMALLOW COAST MARSHMALLOW COASTING Kindercore Andrew Gonzales, the brains behind Marshmallow Coast, is into the lighter side of pop. He's a reflective, crooning, romantic, coasting through Tin Pan Alley on a tandem bicycle with Kevin Barnes. The Of Montreal comparison is unavoidable. Gonzales ...
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Superman blows his brains out and a sleazy detective tries to cash in on the publicity. At least that's what Carl F Gauze thought he saw during this muddled film.
... , "It's better to have a good script and bad actors than a bad script and good actors." Too bad this nuevo hard-boiled detective potboiler falls into the second category - there's good acting and direction, but this excellent crew struggles against a confusing and overlong script and by the end of the ...
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