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Review: Sin

Sin ““Noisy Pipes Lovely Noises”” (Koch Records) It was with more than a small amount of trepidation (due largely in part to the naked, scarred man on the cover) that I gingerly placed this Euro-goth CD into my player.  While…

Review: Haystak

Haystak ““Car Fulla White Boys”” (Street Flavor Records) As soon as I saw the ad for this LP, I wanted to buy it just to see how wrong Murder Dog Magazine was when they called Haystak “the tightest white rapper…

Review: Hednoize

Hednoize ““Searching For The End”” (Wax Trax! Records) Industrial Miami Vice meets erie-pop electric drum beats mixed with creepy sound effects and circa 1983 samples. It’s just missing somewhere along the way. I want to say The The minus the…

Interview: Swingin’ Utters

(this interview originally appeared in issue #4 of Modern Fix Magazine in 2001) interview by pr!   The ninth release of Swingin Utters is out, and after reading this, you will understand why you’ll need to buy it. To a…

Review: In Flames

In Flames ““Clayman”” (Nuclear Blast) Out of Gothenburg, Sweden comes the straight up metal act In Flames with “Clayman”. A hard rocking band that brings together a myriad of different sounds all over the metal map including death, thrash, black,…

Modern Fix

THE HAUNTED – interview by seep home Metal hasn’t died. It’s just been watered down, homogenized and packaged for the masses. Not so in Sweden, where quality bands are pumped out like clockwork. From the ashes of the mighty thrash…

Review: The Deep Eynde

The Deep Eynde ““Suicide Drive E.P.”” (Black Cabaret Records) A DIY gothic rock release, but don’t be fooled by the word “gothic.”  This album isn’t for your oh so unhappy little frowny boy or girl in white face make up…

Review: Dynamite Hack

Dynamite Hack ““Superfast”” (Woppitzer Records, Inc) Dynamite hack is the band whose soft sounding, acoustic cover of “boyz-n-the hood” brought phrases like “stupid bitch” and “nasty-ass weave” into mainstream, radio-land where little boys and girls could listen, learn and spit…

Review: F-minus

F-minus “Self-Titled” (Hellcat Records) Woooa, check this shit out.  F-minus is hardcore, down and dirty garage-punk at its very finest.  The songs on their self-titled CD are short, loud, obnoxious and very to the point. Like “Hostage’s” with lyrics, “Fuck…

Modern Fix

PEDRO THE LION / DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE – by mike bushman The Casbah is nestled beneath the flight path of the San Diego Airport. This is not relevant to this story whatsoever, but always makes a nice surreal experience…