Elf Power
Whatever happened to rock and roll? You know, the stuff that springs forth fr…
Tag: Anton Wagner
The Rock*A*Teens
The opening “Car And Driver” makes it sound like the Rock*A*Teens have been s…
Huevos Rancheros
Twelve refreshing interludes of vocal-free lunacy. Overall, Huevos Rancheros …
Caroline Now!
Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys are unique in their sound and influence; very…
Sergio Vega
Sergio Vega steps out of his previous incarnation as bassist for post-rock ou…
The Lucky Stars
Ho, hey! Ipecac, fabled new-label-on-the-block takes a twist from their excel…
Kissers
Like that kid that picks up your guitar and dashes off breathtakingly beautiful melodies when you’ve been struggling to render…
Pixies Fuckin’ Die
This is the third or so Pixies tribute I’ve heard, and it has the best name o…
Ween
By now, I’m used to being a bit disappointed with the new Ween album. I also …
The Mekons
Where Were You? Hen’s Teeth and other lost fragments of unpopular culture Vol. 2 (Quarterstick). Review by Anton Wagner
Orange Hat
Pufferfish (Cringe). Review by Anton Wagner
Morphine
The Night (Rykodisc/Dreamworks). Review by Anton Wagner
The Lord High Fixers
Is Your Club a Secret Weapon? (Estrus). Review by Anton Wagner
Shivaree
I Oughtta Give You a Shot in the Head for Making Me Live in this Dump (Odeon/Capitol). Review by Anton Wagner
Camper Van Chadbourne
Revenge of Camper Van Chadbourne (Knitting Factory). Review by Anton Wagner
Billy Childish and Holly Golightly
In Blood (Wabana). Review by Anton Wagner
Home
Home XIV (Arena Rock Recording Co.). Review by Anton Wagner
Cafe Bleu
Various Artists (City of Angels/Modern World). Review by Anton Wagner
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