by Grog Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - K
Kid Brother Collective – Never Trust Yourself – CD (Doom Nibbler Records) I really liked these guys when they sent me their CD-EP last year for review. All I can say is that they’ve gotten better. Great songs that fall into the emo / punk-pop range...
by Tom Corekill | 2000 | Music Reviews - K
Kittens for Christian – Is that what Sex is Like? – 2CD (Dirtbox Records) The first all-instrumental track made me think of Sonic Youth with that sort of slow distortion-rich guitar style and hot-ass drums (did I say I was complaining?!) On the second...
by Johnny Death | 2000 | Music Reviews - K
Kittie – Spit – CD (Artemis Records) An extremely heavy and aggressive CD from Kittie. A 4 piece all girl band from Canada. All four band members are under the age of 18. The sounds on the CD vary from industrial and Goth metal to even death metal. I’ll...
by Johnny Death | 2000 | Music Reviews - K
Krisium – Conquerors of Armageddon – CD (Century Media) Extreme death metal from Brazil. After close to 10 years of playing, the band Krisiun finally gets released on a major record label. Recently on tour with the likes of Morbid Angel, Napalm Death, and...
by Tom Corekill | 2000 | Music Reviews - K
Karma To Burn – Wild Wonderful Purgatory – CD (MIA Records) There was no song list anywhere on the packaging or even on the disc itself. It also sounds like there are no vocals on any of the songs except in rare instances. The first track begins with a...
by Johnny Death | 2000 | Music Reviews - K
Kreator – Endorama – CD (Pavement Music) Kreator returns with an excellent very mature offering. Kreator has been putting out music since the early 80’s Earlier material was much more straight forward thrash music. This cd is a classic heavy metal cd that...
by Grog Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - K
Koufax – Koufax – CD (Doghouse Records) This is a four song EP on Toledo’s increasingly diverse Doghouse Records...
by Gail Pop | 1999 | Music Reviews - K
Robert Kunin – Kunin – CD (Mombasha Paperwork) A singer-songwriter who seems to be heavily influenced by Yoko Ono, Joe Pop-O-Pie, and George Michael Jackson. A truly original mixture of rock, folk, blues, and spoken word. The songs seem to be painted with...
by Grog Mutant | 1999 | Music Reviews - K
Kill Holiday – Somewhere Between the Wrong is Right – CD (Revelation Records) Kill Holiday has a nice, smooth college alternative rock sound with a vocalist who reminds me of Morrissey, but not as whiny. Overall they don’t thrill me much. They are...
by Gail Pop | 1999 | Music Reviews - K
Kid Valance and Mongrel Soup – Her Perfect Soul – CD (CattleProd Recordings) Another band trying to be Hootie and the Blowfish and they fail miserably. I recommend just to skip this record and listen to Hootie’s first album if you want to listen to a bunch...
by Grog Mutant | 1999 | Music Reviews - K
Kid Brother Collective – Kid Brother Collective – CD KBC play great bass driven emo with alternating melodic and buzzsaw guitars and nice melodic vocals. I also like how some of the songs have intertwining choruses. I think with a bit of work on some of...
by Gail Pop | 1999 | Music Reviews - K
Kung Fu Diesel – Feed and Grain – CD (Storm Records) Psychedelic, blues, country, punkabilly and the legendary Beat Farmers influence these hep cats from Parma, MI. “Elvis in my Dungarees” is a witty ditty and a great opening track, but the...
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