Bratmobile
Hot Damn! Bratmobile is back. Erin, Allison, and Molly have put some of their…
Month: February 2001
Plateau/Hans Platzgumer
There’s a little sticker on the front cover of the CD that hails this ‘un as …
The Selby Tigers
Though they get compared to bands as disparate as Devo, the Dillinger Four, X, and Bikini Kill, the St. Paul-based punk rock band the Selby Tigers actually have a sound all their own. Sean Carswell cornered the band while they were stranded in Cocoa Beach on their recent tour, and spoke with Arzu, Dave, and Nathan about their music, third party politics, and movies with dwarves.
Shawn Mullins
With a shorter haircut and more stylish clothes, the Top 40 folk singer of la…
The Want
Where this crawled out from, I’ll never know, but methinks it?s from under so…
Cause For Alarm
A hardcore band with a bunch of 18- and 19-year-olds in it is no big deal. Bu…
The Broken Hearts Club
If you can say “yeehaw” without irony, chances are good you’re a redneck. If …
Dakota Suite
Smooth acoustic-electric folk-rock grooves slide out in waves like a quiet dr…
Fez
Sometimes too much musical diversity can be a bad thing. Take those compilati…
The Tubes
The Tubes were always a bit of an enigma. An extremely visual band that almos…
BOOK REVIEWS: Underground Railroad, etc.
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Reproductions
With so many indie pop bands turning to the synth-heavy, lush-yet-sparse soun…
Drazy Hoops
I approached this album with considerable trepidation. For some reason, I mis…
Man of the Year
Previously known as Lolly, this Portland quartet changed their name, grabbed …
Thousand Year Itch
Mr. Gauze is none too gleeful to be facing another 1000 years
Aimee Mann
Known almost as much for her well-publicized bouts with record labels who eit…
The Places
As soon as the CD starts, I’m dreaming… drifting. Trembling and solidly sur…
Grndntl brnds
First off, the name is pronounced “Grand National Brands,” but officially, it…
Christopher Lawrence
The prolific California label Moonshine continues to disperse its hit-or-miss…
Orbiter
The ex-members of Seattle band Hammerbox are enjoying quite a resurgence late…
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