Soul Reaper
Written In Blood (Nuclear Blast). Review by Mike Fournier
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The Mekons
Where Were You? Hen’s Teeth and other lost fragments of unpopular culture Vol. 2 (Quarterstick). Review by Anton Wagner
Gary Numan/Tubeway Army / Gary Numan
The Plan (Beggars Banquet). Review by Matthew Moyer
Femmes Fatale (aka
Event Review by Carl F Gauze
Afterhours
Volume Six (Instinct). Review by Aaron Schultz
Metal Church
Live (Nuclear Blast America). Review by Mike Fournier
Daycare Swindlers
New and Tasty (Vile Beat). Review by Patrick A. Rafter
Fifteen
Allegra (Sub City). Review by Patrick Rafter
The Anniversary
Designing a Nervous Breakdown (Vagrant). Review by Marcel Feldmar
Darkwave
Music from the Shadows V. 2 (K-Tel). Review by Dave Aftandilian
DJ Spooky Vs. Scanner
The Quick and the Dead (Sulphur/Beggar’s Banquet). Review by Aaron Schultz
The Ziggens
Live: Tickets Still Available (Skunk). Review by Phillip Haire
Star Ghost Dog
The Great Indoors (Catapult). Review by Julio Diaz
Free Air 2
Various Artists (Gobang). Review by Tony Coulson
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Outro Lado (Ziriguiboom / Six Degrees). Review by Sarah Ludwig
The Shortest Distance
A South Florida Compilation (Fiddler). Review by Patrick Rafter
Seven and Three Quarters ? HA!
Various Artists (Haberdash). Review by Heather Lovelorn
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River City Revival (Man’s Ruin). Review by Patrick Rafter
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