Articles by Liz Worth

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  Reverend Glasseye

  Happy End and Begin

  PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2005

  This EP barrels into a dark tunnel that sounds like it leads to a thousand destroyed concerts. This avant-garde outfit plays out like a dru...

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  Various

  How Soon Is Now?: The Songs of the Smiths

  PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2005

  You know a band has reached some kind of status that could classify it as legendary when people are getting together to make a compilation...

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  Weegs

  Meat the Weegs

  PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2005

  This is a beautifully strange album from this Bay Area band, and it fits right in with the rest of the Hungry Eye repertoire of early ’80s...

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  Che Chapter 127

  Martyrs for Monuments

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2004

  Like their name implies, Che: Chapter 127 use their music as a platform to beat out political messages. It’s so perfect that the Che crew h...

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  Dmonstrations

  Dmonstrations

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2004

  The goal of this San Diego three-piece is to make their listeners feel uncomfortable by creating a frantic, paranoid cacophony, and these g...

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  No Hands

  Free For All

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2004

  This is a new band with a lot of history. Formed out of the remaining member of Assemblage Point, No Hands put together this EP earlier in...

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  Ratiscule

  Un Chaud Combo

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2004

  Ooh la la, these Bardot sisters are a couple of fun girls. France’s and Canada’s super sexy electro-pop dream machines have debuted with an...

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  Routineers

  Routineers

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2004

  Routineers have a nice concept going where they split the vocals between two of the members. They don’t sing duets, just alternate between...