Punk/Power Pop Review – Page 148

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Mad Daddys – Get Yer Ta Ta’s Out – Review

August 1, 1996

The real thing. They live the lives that we so wish we could, all night honky-tonks from the Lower East Side to the backwards backwoods of the steaming South.

Ghoti Hook – Sumo Surprise – Review

August 1, 1996

What Ghoti Hook lacks in originality is made up for in raw energy and punch. There are some great songs here.

Gaunt – Kryptonite – Review

August 1, 1996

Gaunt mixes melodic punk with super-loud raunch rock to produce something that’ll satisfy both your pop sweet tooth and your craving for darker, harder stuff.

Fastball – Make Your Mama Proud – Review

August 1, 1996

What do you get when you mix a band from Austin, Texas with a bit of Brit-punk snottiness? I don’t know either. In the meantime, check out Fastball.

Cub – Box of Hair – Review

August 1, 1996

Vancouver’s three queens of cuddle-core are back. Box of Hair is for fans of Runaways and the Muffs who are looking for more honesty in their sugar coating.

Chain of Strength – The One Thing That Still Holds True – Review

August 1, 1996

Had they stuck with it, they would be mentioned in the same breath as Youth of Today, Gorilla Biscuits, and Bold as fondly remembered straight-edge strongholds.

Bikini Kill – Reject All American – Review

August 1, 1996

The goose-pimpled rage of the songs and the sadness tucked between them still exists, but what’s different is who’s singing.

Anti-Nowhere League – We are… – Review

August 1, 1996

G.G. Allin’s entire career was an attempt to capture the neatly-packaged disgust and depravity that came effortlessly to these Brits.

X-Members – Down With The Average Joe – Review

June 1, 1996

This is so-so So Cal skate thrash which attempts to pull off a genuine early ’80s hardcore blur, but ends up sounding like a sped-up version of the Offspring.

Buddha Knievil – Freak Magnet / Buddha Knievil split – Review

June 1, 1996

I’d like to tell you what the 33 1/3 side sounds like, but my copy has a huge scratch on it and skips so much that it’s rendered unlistenable.

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