1990s – Noise for Zeros

Season to Risk

A Perfect World Columbia/Red Decibel, 1995Spartan, 2025 reissue Despite my begrudging acceptance of Record Store Day actually being Record Store […]

Dig Out The SwitchSkin Graft, 2025 When Skin Graft gave the Killmen’s landmark Face of Collapse album a deluxe remastered

Action OrnamentsRunt, 1996 This San Diego group active since the early 1990s has littered the used bins of record stores

Consider It ContemptThirsty Ear, 1996 This noise rock gem probably isn’t on your radar unless you spent some time stumbling

Freedom BondageAlternative Tentacles, 1995 While any of the dozens of releases from this Tokyo noise rock juggernaut make fine foundation-rumbling

Various ArtistsCharnel Music, 1996 During the early to mid-1990s, there were few labels as interesting to watch as Mason Jones’

How We Learned to Live Like A Bomb LP Our Voltage, 2014 Scan through the reviews section of any recent

Part of Me 7″ Sub-Pop, 1995 By the time I found Plexi, around the time their excellent Cheer Up record

Thin As Clouds/Pink Deluxe 7″ Amphetamine Reptile, 1995 You gotta love anomalies. While the rest of the world was consumed

Do What You Feel (Feel What You Do) 7″ Slampt, 1997 Back in 1997 there weren’t a ton of groups

Split 7″ Station Eight, 1994 As much as one can explore the music underground, there will always be treasures buried

Loaded LP Bomp!, 1990 Like other small college towns across the midwest, Columbia, Missouri has had its history of raging