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 Grog Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - T
Tora! Tora! Torrance! – Get Into It – CD (The Militia Group) Damn this guy’s voice is winey! I was hoping he would get into more of a Cupid Car Club sound, but no such luck. I can’t friggin stand it. Why won’t he fuckin shut up? Why? Why? WHY!?! I know...
by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - T
Tsunami Bomb – The Invasion from Within! – CD (Tomato Head Records) Oh yeah. Damn, why haven’t I heard of this band before? On my initial listen I thought to myself that this band sounds like a more rockin’ No Doubt. I then thought that I better not put...
by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - T
Koko Taylor – Koko Taylor – CD (Universal Music) Koko Taylor sings strong soul filled blues with Grrrrrrrrr. Take a listen to this and you will hear why she is one of the all-time great blues singers. One of the cool things about this reissue (besides that...
by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - T
Thisyearsmodel – Wanted: New Best Friends – CD (Law of Inertia) While I enjoyed the churning guitars and aggressive backbeats, the constantly screaming vocals just got on my nerves. {Mite} (2001)
by Grog Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - T
Traffic-Feelin’ Alright: The Very Best of Traffic – CD (Island Records) Another best of release that features Traffic. You might not have heard of Traffic, but they were fronted by a young Steve Windwood, who is one of my favorite musicians. Their biggest hit...
by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - T
Tuffy – Permanent For Now – CD (Loveless Records) This is a poppy alternative band whose sound is just okay. That’s it. Nothing really stood out, but nothing really sucked either, so all I can really say is that it’s okay. {Mite}...
by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - T
Otis Taylor – White African – CD (NorthernBlues Music) Otis Taylor offers up an armload of awesome heart-felt story telling blues on this killer release. A black hobo accused of a murder he didn’t commit, people who suffer before they die, a woman who must...
by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - T
David Thomas and Two Pale Boys – Surf’s Up! – CD (Thirsty Ear Recordings) Even though I never really listened too much of Pere Ubu, the distinct vocals of David Thomas just stand out. Don’t be mislead by the title, this is not a surf rock album....
by Regan Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - T
Transmatic – Transmatic – CD (Immortal Records) Nice—a cross between Verticle Horizon and Creed, but not as overproduced. Strong male vocals, which are somewhat reminiscent of Crash Test Dummies. They get extra points for actually using “guided by voices”...
by Grog Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - T
William Topley – William Topley – CD (Lost Highway / Universal) Hmmm. I don’t really know what to think of William Topley. At first I thought he was a standard blues musician with a bit of southern rock bubbling up to the surface. Then he hit a track that...
by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - T
Teenbeaters – My World, My Sky… – CD (Teenbeaters) From the name of the band I was expecting a CD full of hard core punk noize. Instead, my ears were treated to six likable pop tunes with progressive punk flair. There’s really nothing bad to say about this...
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