by Grog Mutant | 2013 | Music Reviews - T
Frank Turner – Tape Deck Heart – CD (Polydor Records) Frank Turner’s latest release is full of wonderful, heartfelt alternative folk songs that are catchy as well as though provoking. Between his deeply personal lyrics and ability to write a hook it’s hard not...
by Gail Pop | 2000 | Music Reviews - T
The Tantrums – Motels – CD (Cheetah’s Records) The Tantrums are a quartet hailing from Alameda, California. The cover of “Motels” is reminiscent of the Pontiac Brothers 1985 release “Doll Hut” that features photographs of...
by Gail Pop | 2000 | Music Reviews - T
Dave Thomas and the Foreigners – Bay City – CD (Thirsty Ear Recordings) Dave hums a duet with a clarinet on White Room. Dave isn’t a Frank Sinatra even though he pours every ounce of artistic conviction in his moanings of depression that he calls singing....
by Grog Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - T
Tiger Army – Tiger Army – CD (Hellcat Records) When I first started listening to this I was tempted to call it punkabilly. True it is punked out rockabilly, but there is more to this release. It doesn’t sound like your typical rockabilly, played by...
by Gail Pop | 2000 | Music Reviews - T
Toilet Creatures – What are You Staring At? – CD (Smart Ass Records) Songs about puking, skating, homework, mucus and detasseling corn in the stool. Punk rock at it’s finest. Toilet Creatures describe their music as Cottage Grove mushcore and I agree...
by Howard X | 2000 | Music Reviews - T
Transport League – Satanic Panic – CD (Pavement Music) Scary Deathmetal that was kind of Melvinsesque in terms of the radically detuned guitar sounds and the vocals. With song titles like Hell Predicted, Plague Ship and Psycho Connected we can safely...
by Grog Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - T
Today’s My Super Spaceout Day – Stars Made from Scars – CD (Beluga Records) I really like this band, but I think the singer is suffering a serious case of writer’s block. He repeats the same two lines throughout most songs with some actually...
by Superchunk Steve | 2000 | Music Reviews - T
Templars – Omne Datum Optimum – CD (GMM Records) Fast, furious Brit punk from Atlanta. Agent Orange meets D.O.A. The more I listen, the more I like it. Head-bobbing, beer drinking and skateboarding will ensue. Remember: the masons run everything! -...
by Gail Pop | 2000 | Music Reviews - T
Toilet Boys – Living Like A Millionaire – CD (R.A.F.R. Records) Wow!!! The Toilet Boys are a pure power glammed up quartet from the streets of New York City that weld punk rock with all the class of glam rock. “Living Like A Millionaire” is a 6...
by Grog Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - T
Toxic Narcotic – 89-99 – CD (Rodent Popsicle Records) It’s hard to believe that they have been around 10 years now, man I feel old. Hard, heavy, brutal hardcore played with a thrash / grindcore edge. You get 19 tracks in 37 gut-wrenching minutes. - Grog...
by Grog Mutant | 2000 | Music Reviews - T
Twenty Third Chapter – An Eden for the Machines – LP (23rd Chapter) Wow, our only LP this issue. This is solid grindcore. I like grindcore at times, but that’s usually at an all age show when I’m feeling buzzed and having fun. It’s hard...
by Gail Pop | 2000 | Music Reviews - T
Tandym – City Out of Time – CD To tell you the truth I’ve been searching the local records stores for this album for years and I can’t believe I found it because I was looking for the soundtrack for the movie “Vision Quest”. Oops, how the hell...
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