Back on Track Indie trio Papas Fritas's new "Buildings and Grounds" is easily their best and most polished album in their seven-year career. [03-20-00] — Jonathan Perry, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Best Westerns Scud Mountaineer Joe Pernice delivers a gentler version of his melancholy in a new side-project, and the Lonesome Brothers dispense some back-porch wisdom on their new "Diesel Therapy." [02-21-00] — Jonathan Perry, THE BOSTON PHOENIX The real McCoy Juliana Hatfield's six-day wonder, "Bed," is where she went to get well. [09-08-98] — Jonathan Perry, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Dayton Rocks Prolific Guided by Voices honcho Robert Pollard proves that Dayton rocks. [07-27-98] — Jonathan Perry, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Medicine Show "Jubilee" is raucous, euphoric, even celebratory, but a vivid and focused piece of work. [06-15-98] — Jonathan Perry, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Word Man What's Bernie Taupin like without Elton John? A Farm Dog who's back on track. [03-30-98] — Jonathan Perry, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Dream Teams BMX Bandits' "Theme Park," and Cheeky Monkey's "Four Arms To Hold You" are delectable sweet-and-sour treats. [03-02-98] — Jonathan Perry, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Mis-labeled Swervedriver have received more notice in this country for the albums they haven't been able to put out than for the ones they have. [02-23-98] — Jonathan Perry, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Country Comforts Former Blood Oranges vocalist Cheri Knight finds new life under Steve Earle's wing. [01-20-98] — Jonathan Perry, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Time Warped At last, the legacy of the Psychedelic Furs is beginning to be acknowledged. [11-10-97] — Jonathan Perry, THE BOSTON PHOENIX
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