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The Satans – Satans Surf – Review

September 1, 1996

The Satans were a high school surf band out of Oregon in the early ’60s with a sense of what made surf new and different, and, for the time, even dangerous.

The Royal Crowns – Fireball Stomp – Review

September 1, 1996

This new vinyl from The Royal Crowns is a slick-fueled ass-shaker full of trademark Kendall lyrics and drag race riffs to burn down any rockabilly house party.

The Queers – Bubblegum Dreams – Review

September 1, 1996

Releases like Bubblegum Dreams that have earned the Queers the privilege of recording an inordinate number of Beach Boys cover tunes.

The Goons – Bad Excuse – Review

September 1, 1996

I believe The Who claimed that the kids were alright. If that means rip-roarin’ basement punk, the kids in The Goons are alright, and then some.

The Gain – The Gain / Scared of Chaka split – Review

September 1, 1996

The Gain are a real Los Angeles punk band, with more in common with Dangerhouse bands circa ’79-’81 (Weirdos, Deadbeats, etc.) than most current L.A. bands.

Ten Yard Fight – Hardcore Pride – Review

September 1, 1996

Do they hit their target with conviction? They replicate Sick of it All’s energy better than most. Next question: Is it on colored vinyl? Yes. Blue.

Stisism – “Bacon Man” / “Traffic Jam” – Review

September 1, 1996

Stisism’s rawness is straight outta the garage, yet unlike many garage punk bands, once yer head starts moving it doesn’t stop.

Scared of Chaka – The Gain / Scared of Chaka split – Review

September 1, 1996

Scared of Chaka are like the Queers on even more caffeine. This is the good stuff, like if Adrenalin O.D. played bubblegum punk and did it well.

Red Five – Bunny – Review

September 1, 1996

Bass heavy powerpop with two female guitarists/vocalists, whose voices both land in Exene Cervenka/Deborah Harry territory.

Dodgeball – Beans – Review

September 1, 1996

They sound like a brattier, less musically mature Muffs. Demo quality and not worth your time.

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