A reissue of the band’s ’99 release, with the original singer, when they were way into NOFX, and before the violin was fully integrated. When people call Yellowcard punk, a lot of people arch an eyebrow. You’ll get it once you’ve heard this.
Some heavy stuff, some spacey stuff, some theremin, some riffs a high school metal band’d play. Maybe they can open a show Neurosis plays in their hometown?
Power metal from Finland. Slightly less embarrassing than some, but still goofy as hell. A little more manly than the frilly-shirted prancers, but not much.
Not trendy indie new wave-obsessed garbage, but The Epoxies kinda set themselves up for the comparison with their fashion sense and slathered keyboards.
Gutter glam is either righteous in its sing-alongable, self-destructive glory, or it’s suburban mouth-breathing mulletheads who never got off the coke.