Anna-Lisa
Shades of Blue (NJR). Review by Ed Furniture
Month: July 1999
G Love and Special Sauce
Philadelphonic (Okeh/550 Music). Review by Patrick Rafter
Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble
Column by Hal Horowitz
Nothingface
Audio Guide to Everyday Atrocities (Mayhem). Review by Wil Endriga
Verbena
Into The Pink (Capitol). Review by Tony Coulson
Sense Field
Sense Field (Warner). Review by Nathan T. Birk
Sleepyhead
The Brighter Shore (Sealed Fate). Review by Ian Koss
The Glass Orchestra
Event Review by Ed Furniture
The Monsignors
Are You There God? It’s Us, the Monsignors (Harmless). Review by Allie Gore
Speak Up Sonny
Feature by Roi J. Tamkin
Spanglish 101
Various Artists (Kool Arrow). Review by Carlos Mosqua
Incompatible
Gear Review by Andrew Chadwick
Speak 714
The Scum Also Rises (Revelation). Review by Patrick Rafter
The Castle
Screen Review by Heinrich Hurtz
Starflyer 59
Fell in Love at 22 EP (Tooth And Nail). Review by Nathan T. Birk
Roger Eno
The Flatlands (All Saints/Thirsty Ear Recordings). Review by brYan Tilford
Unseen Disney
“After inventing the modern theme park with Disneyland, and revolutionizing it with EPCOT, the Disney Imagineers turned instead to Disneyfied replications of existing attractions: Wet n Wild became Blizzard Beach, Busch Gardens begat Animal Kingdom, Universal Studios was reflected by Disney-MGM Studios…”
Control Machete
Artillería Pesada (Universal Latino). Review by Marcus Leith
The Abominable Snowman
Screen Review by Phil Bailey
AFI
Black Sails in the Sunset (Nitro). Review by Allie Gore
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