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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Dubbed by NME as worse than Metallica in a bad mood, Hardknox and their self-titled debut album will probably prove to be the cutest music-induced headache you'll be privileged enough to dance to this fall. Generating pieces in a small bedroom studio, Hardknox puts together an energetic album that entertains and moves with raging rhythms, raps, grooves and tunes whose careful and expert blending make them cutting-edge but still strangely familiar. While the band (Lindy Layton and Steve P.) is determined to market its album and image as bad-ass and in-your-face...
...British sport that no one else seems to understand. Muse, a trio of typically dour young lads, is the latest band unfortunate enough to be yoked with such lofty comparisons. After nearly sparking a religious revival among the British music press, Muse are hoping the success of Showbiz, their debut album, doesn't get held up in customs on the way to the States. But while Muse's mix of reedy vocals, simmering guitars and slinking keyboards burns with an intensity and focus that at least vaguely justifies the Radiohead comparison, Thom Yorke and company will not be looking...
...section with more food and drink reviews, better features and fetching photography. Get in on the action--save FM for all your diversion needs. And if you have a listing for us or if you just want to give us some lip, email fm@thecrimson.com. In this issue we also debut "Scoped," an on-going photo feature dedicated to proving that single hotties attend Harvard University. Come to think of it, you may want to save this too. Finally, FM has been born-again with a promising crew of new compers, some of whom have weazeled their way into the first...
...fast grin, faster club-head speed and a palpable love of the game. The son of a Spanish golf pro and a woman who worked in the clubhouse shop, Sergio was, only five months ago, an unknown amateur. Now, after a sensational summer campaign in Europe and a thrilling debut at the PGA Championship, he is an idol at home and a phenomenon worldwide. "I just want to play golf and enjoy myself," he says. "I know if I play well, I'll have enough money, so I don't really care about that." He prefers to be known, soccer...
...Holy Cross game has always been important for now second-string quarterback Linden. He made his debut as a starter against the Crusaders in '96 as a first-year, going 12-of-22 for 175 yards and two touchdowns in a 28-25 win. And last year he was benched midway through the game in favor of Wilford...