February 2002 Archives
37 posts
Bright Flight by The Silver Jews (Review)
Unfortunately, the album lacks the tunes to keep up with its masterful lyrics.Songs in a Northern Key by Varnaline (Review)
Songs in a Northern Key shows an artist at the height of his powers.Neu! 75 by Neu! (Review)
Like both the albums that preceded it, Neu! 75 offers what are at times, frustrating glimpses of possibilities.Amnesiac by Radiohead (Review)
Perhaps Radiohead’s most intense, experimental, and unconventional album to date.Structures From Silence by Steve Roach (Review)
These compositions move and flow like giant pools of color, shifting at the same graceful pace as the landscape’s colors when the moon slowly moves over it.South of Heaven, West of Hell by Dwight Yoakam (Review)
If I had to sum up the movie in one sentence, I would describe it as a “PBS western directed by Quentin Tarantino as a soap opera.”The Prodigal Son by Sammo Hung (Review)
The Prodigal Son’s martial arts displays are hampered by wild mood swings between goofiness and stomach-churning violence.Brotherhood of the Wolf by Christophe Gans (Review)
On its surface, “Brotherhood of the Wolf” should not work.A Story in White by Aereogramme (Review)
Aereogramme always seems to introduce a fatal flaw into their songs.Distant Early Warning by Icebreaker International (Review)
There’s very little here, politically or musically, that’s worth caring all that much about.Those Who Tell The Truth Shall Die, Those Who Tell The Truth Shall Live Forever by Explosions In The Sky (Review)
Explosions in the Sky takes what should be a tried and true musical formula and turns it into something primal and affecting.