Music Reviews • May 17, 1999January 3, 2023

Inger Lorre

Transcendental Medication

Triple X

From the cover art, with anthropomorphic creatures playing the mandolin, and the name, Transcendental Medication , I half expected this to be some Pink Floydian, Yes-ish, Prog rock wannabe… wrong! It’s Hole-styled pop punk. Pretty, and pretty damn good. Nothing to base your life on, but worth a listen.

Triple X Records, P.O. Box 862529, Los Angeles, CA 90086; http://www.triple-x.com

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