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Many line-up changes have confused the issue, but for the purpose of this rev...
NATIONAL SKYLINE NATIONAL SKYLINE Hidden Agenda Many line-up changes have confused the issue, but for the purpose of this review and this album, National Skyline is Jeff Dimpsey (from Hum) and Jeff Garber (of Castor). This may not be important to some, but in listening to the music, you hear sounds ...
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Sucktastic! 7" (Rooster Cow Records). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
REAGAN NATIONAL CRASH DIET SUCKTASTIC! 7" RoosterCow I must admit that I was taken aback by the four songs on this 7", as they do not sound like the Reagan Nation Crash Diet (RNCD) I had experienced before. To be honest, though, I had heard only one song of theirs on a split 7" that I got a few months ...
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April 1999 :: Ink Spots :: Gross National Product (Jason Feifer)
by Jason Feifer "The music industry is a beautiful place," lead singer/guitarist Ralphie Solanas declares as a stream of juice comes pouring out of his mouth. As he finished his statement, the over-sized chunk of steak he had tried to consume while speaking somehow found itself disagreeing with the ...
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November 1998 :: Music M-O :: Orchestre National de Barbès (Sarah Ludwig)
Orchestre National de Barbès En Concert Tinder Tired of the same old planet? Orchestre National de Barbès mixes the little-exploited traditional sounds of North Africa and simmers them in a stew of recognizable bits and pieces from elsewhere to arrive at something completely pan-cultural. If you're ...
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Exit Now (File 13). Review by Randall Stephens.
NATIONAL SKYLINE EXIT NOW File 13 Sometimes people just have a change of heart. Take, for instance, Jeff Garber and Jeff Dimpsey, legends of guitar-driven-rock outfits Hum and Castor. They've since decided to move into the scary, dark-pop realms of '80s and early '90s electronic rock. A good move, ...
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Kingsize (Atom Smash). Review by Stein Haukland.
GRAND NATIONAL KINGSIZE Atom Smash Buffalo's Grand National deliver unapologetic power pop with effective choruses of disarming charm on this 5-track EP. The opening "Space of You" proves exactly how infectious this stuff can be, while "Opportunity" is a good piece of epic sappiness. Blending the power ...
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A Drink and a Quick Decision (Recall Records). Review by S D Green.
GRAND NATIONAL A DRINK AND A QUICK DECISION Recall Records Starting life as a cover band has its disadvantages. Even in this era of cash-in, major-label-boy-bands-with-guitars, the DIY ethic casts a foreboding eye on those who would sing someone else's songs for their supper (if you must copy, follow ...
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Gruesome Twosome Vol. 1 (VMS). Review by Brian Kruger.
UK SUBS / NATIONAL RAZOR F.D.I.C. GRUESOME TWOSOME VOL. 1 VMS Wow, good stuff all round here, although older UK Subs fans might want the first half of this split CD (seven songs for each band) a bit more hardcore. The Subs are apparently entering their "French Period," with their first song here including ...
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National Flags (SYJIP). Review by Chris Catania.
ILAD NATIONAL FLAGS SYJIP Crisp and popping snares lead the way as spacey keyboards blips and beeps knead into warm and fuzzy organs floating on flowing jazz-rock rhythms swimming within Ilad’s second full-length album National Flags. It’s a more refined enhancement to the predecessor The Spoon ...
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Shine (National Recorder). Review by Andrew Ellis.
THE SKIES OF AMERICA SHINE National Recorder I thought Scot Sax was the only member of cult band Wanderlust to have progressed to bigger and better things after the four-piece fell apart shortly after releasing the classic power-pop album, Prize. That was, until I heard Shine by The Skies of America ...
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