by Mite Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - E
Egghead – Dumb Songs for Smart People – CD (Mutant Pop Records) There’s so much potential for this group, if only they would realize it. The vocals are in the nasally and whiney vein of such groups as The Dead Milkmen and They Might Be Giants. The...
by Lizi Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - E
The Eyeliners – Here Comes Trouble – CD (Panic Button Records) Ahh…I love this CD! I’ve had it in my car stereo since I got it. This trio of hot punk rock girls (so my boyfriend says) have a definite Ramones influence; their song Rock n’...
by Gail Pop | 2000 | Music Reviews - E
EYE – Politics – CD (A Blatant Propaganda Production) EYE is an industrial dance band with a message. They hail from Australia and they are all about sending a political message in the format of a song. Yes, they have a cause. They are no rebels without a...
by Mite Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - E
E.Y.E. – - CD Express Yourself Excellently is a one-man ball of rock ‘n’ rolling thunder who is known in the Dayton area for his stage presence, guitar playing, rocker attitude and cover songs. While this release doesn’t contain any covers, it...
by Johnny Death | 2000 | Music Reviews - E
Eyehategod – Southern Discomfort – CD (Century Media) I describe the sound of this band as sludgy death grind metal. Combining a mixture of Black Sabbath’s doom and gloom with some Godflesh and Napalm Death. Extremely aggressive and insane vocals. Slow and...
by Grog Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - E
Edaline – I Wrote the Last Chapter for You – CD (Law of Inertia Records) Total emo infusion. Think of bands like Piebald, Pedro the Lion, The Wicked Farleys, etc…but with a bit of a J. Mascis sounding vocalist. The music is good, but I think the...
by Grog Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - E
Errortype Eleven – Amplified to Rock – CD (Some Records) These guys remind me more than a bit of Fuel, but the vocalist is more from a hardcore background and the songs aren’t quite a radio friendly. I also think that they’re a bit more diverse...
by Grog Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - E
Enemy You – Where No One Knows My Name – CD (Panic Button Records) J Church instantly sprung to mind when I started this release up. They aren’t as political, yet the lyrics investigate who we are, relationships and society as a whole. Great catchy...
by Superchunk Steve | 2000 | Music Reviews - E
Escape Velocity – Escape Velocity – CD (Surf Into Space Prod) Sci-fi surf ala Man or Astroman. Lots of strange synth noise background, and creepy vocals. They usually seem content to kick back and casually ride the New Wave. - Superchunk Steve...
by Superchunk Steve | 2000 | Music Reviews - E
Ester – Default State – CD (Thirsty Ear Records) If you’re into Soundgarden, then you’re into Ester. If you’re still mourning that loss, then go out right now and buy an Ester. I’m not even into this stuff, but these guys have a very good sense of the...
by Grog Mutant | 1999 | Music Reviews - E
Electric Frankenstein – How to Make a Monster – CD (Victory Records) The first thing that snagged me when I saw this Cd was the great cover picture drawn by Coop. Then once I loaded the CD I noticed that there was band information on the disc that you can...
by Mite Mutant | 1999 | Music Reviews - E
The Ernies – Meson Ray – CD (Mojo Records / Universal) The first thing that entered my mind when first listening to this c.d. is that it reminded me of a more melodic combination of Rage Against the Machine and Faith No More with turntables. I love this...
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