Articles by Carol Harrison

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  Ludes

  Rumpletely Ketarded

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2002

  It's hard to define Elmira, NY's the Ludes. Original? No doubt. Perhaps Rumpletely Ketarded is what results from mixing an ounce of educati...

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  June Star

  Telegraph

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2002

  Telegraph, June Star's second release, seems so laid back that you wonder if it's asleep. The band is made up of Timothy Bracken, Andrew Gr...

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  Danni Leigh

  Divide and Conquer

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2002

  Danni Leigh's Divide and Conquer is a good example of how strong songwriting can rise above mediocrity. This is the Virginian's third album...

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  Robert McCreedy

  Streamline

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2002

  When Robert McCreedy left the Volebeats in 1999, he hopped in his car and left Detroit behind. It seems this road trip to Minneapolis has i...

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  Lowest of the Low

  Nothing Short Of A Bullet

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2002

  Get out your air drums, kids. This is a super-fun record that reminds me what I like about rock and roll. After a six-year hiatus, the reun...

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  Clayton Bellamy Band

  Clayton Bellamy Band

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2002

  I can't say that Clayton Bellamy Band's self-titled release is my glass of homebrew. Despite the outlaw image, Clayton Bellamy Band is rath...

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  Clayton Bellamy Band

  Clayton Bellamy Band

  PUBLISHED Mar 1, 2002

  I can’t say that Clayton Bellamy Band’s self-titled release is my glass of homebrew. Despite the outlaw image, Clayton Bellamy Band is rath...

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  June Star

  Telegraph

  PUBLISHED Mar 1, 2002

  Telegraph, June Star’s second release, seems so laid back that you wonder if it’s asleep. The band is made up of Timothy Bracken, Andrew Gr...