1990s – Page 4 – Noise for Zeros

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Every Fuckin’ Song We Know CD Teenbeat Records, 1996 In every independent music scene across the country, there seems to […]

The Lights Are Getting Dim LP Fat Possum Records, 1999 Goddamn I love summer. Even when that nasty midwestern humidity

Stand Behind Me / Quiet Line 7″ Amphetamine Reptile, 1994 Worldwide LP Dead Eye Productions, 1992 One of the most

How The Winter Was Passed 7″ Three Little Girls, 1993 Although not as essential as their sole album Rusty, this

Hey O.J. / White Bronco 7″ Double Naught Records, 1994 Wrapping up the Pain Teens theme this week, here’s a post-Pain

Sacrificial Shack / Sweetheart 7″ C/Z Records, 1991 My last posting hit the spot, so here’s another single from the

Death Row Eyes / The Smell 7″ Sub Pop, 1992 There’s something undeniably appealing about sinister music, especially when it

Epic Majestic 7″ Priapus, 1997 There were only 300 of these babies pressed on Lawrence, Kansas’ Priapus label and it’s

Who’s Sorry Now? LP Flipside Records, 1995 Back in 1995 when about 85% of the music released on punk labels

Xerobot/Duotron split 7″ Coat-Tail Records, 1995 Xerobot is another long gone and forgotten band that epitomizes why Noise for Zeros

Younger Than You / Ballad of Jim White 7″ Matador, 1991 Judging by the amount of unsold Railroad Jerk LPs

Shuffle Along 7″ Empty Records, 1996 One of the low points of 2008 — just about a year ago —