issue-29

Review: Symphorce

Symphorce "Phorceful Ahead" (Metal Blade) First, the band's name.  It's a combination of the words "symphony" and "force."  With this…

10 years ago

Review: System of a Down

System of a Down "Steal This Album!" (American Recordings / Columbia Records) This particular release was planned for the future,…

10 years ago

Review: Taproot

Taproot "Welcome" (Atlantic) Widely seen as Taproot's "sellout" album, "Welcome" seldom strays from the repetitive slow-fast, sway-jump Staindish moan and…

10 years ago

Review: SpeechWerks

SpeechWerks "“The Journey”" (Illfold Inc.) SpeechWerks needs some speech work. The entire album is one beat broken into 17 pieces.…

10 years ago

Review: SR-71

SR-71 "Tomorrow" (RCA Records) Over-produced, unnecessarily-popular and thoroughly lacking in originality, SR-71's second effort, "Tomorrow", is even worse than their…

10 years ago

Review: SRH

Various Artists "SRH: Spaded, Jaded and Faded" (Suburban Noize Records) This record has something for everyone. Each segment of the…

10 years ago

Review: Starflyer 59

Starflyer 59 "Can't Stop Eating EP" (Tooth & Nail Records) If I couldn't stop eating I'd want nothing but cheeseburgers.…

10 years ago

Review: Subb

Subb "Daylight Saving" (Stomp Records) This band is totally a Midtown clone, and that's a compliment. Musically, like Midtown, they're…

10 years ago

Review: Sucking the 70’s

Various Artists "Sucking the 70's" (Small Stone Records) Small Stone records corralled 35 bands from six countries to deliver this…

10 years ago

Review: Superdrag

Superdrag "Last Call for Vitriol" (Arena Rock Recording Company) Superdrag is a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. They have been…

10 years ago