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HorrorPops – Kiss Kiss Kill Kill – Review

January 1, 2008

Female-fronted psychobilly. Dark guitarwork, the singer belts it out and lashes against fashion/trendy music, but it’s a bit too self-aware for my tastes.

High Tension Wires – Midnight Cashier – Review

December 14, 2007

One simple riff is repeated ’til exhaustion while the corrosive voice of Mike Wiebe (Riverboat Gamblers) delivers a deadpan performance.

Propagandhi – Live From Occupied Territory – Review

November 1, 2007

On July 19th, 2003, melodic thrash punk masters Propagandhi played a benefit show for Grassy Narrows First Nation Blockade in Winnipeg, killing it as usual over 17 songs of blood-boiling, spirit-rousing anthems.

The Fades – Review

October 19, 2007

While they may call apartments “flats,” they know what a garage is, and the type of rock to be played there.

The Vincent Black Shadow – Fears in the Waters – Review

October 12, 2007

They’re a little cheesy and overly glossy, with more cutesy Gwen cupiedollness than Bif Naked strut, but it beats rebel yell Avrilisms or another Pink song.

No Use For A Name – All the Best Songs – Review

September 28, 2007

You either stuck by ’90s pop punk, grew out of it, or hopped on the “third generation of emo” bandwagon. All the Best Songs is clearly for the first category.

Only Crime – Virulence – Review

September 21, 2007

Russ Rankin (Good Riddance) vocals, Bill Stevenson (All, Descendents) drums, Aaron Dalbec (Bane) guitar, Zach Blair (Hagfish) guitar, Doni Blair (Hagfish) bass.

Bad Religion – New Maps of Hell – Review

September 21, 2007

Bad Religion have been on the up and up since guitarist/backup vocalist Brett Gurewitz returned. No surprise this is another monolith of pop punk excellence.

The Guts – Sometimes You Just Can’t Win – Review

July 29, 2007

Clear, ’50s sock-hop I-killed-my-baby influences. One dude was in The Queers and Nobodys, which makes sense. Every song sounds different. Even better.

The Queers – Munki Brain – Review

July 22, 2007

If Ramones were the Beach Boys of punk, The Queers are the Jan & Dean. The softer, younger brother of surf punk. They’ve got shobby-doo-wops, for God’s sake.

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