Punk/Power Pop Review – Page 18

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The Love Me Nots – In Black and White – Review

January 1, 2007

Two girls in short skirts and go-go boots, two guys in suits, garage rock with reverb, surfy wiggle, and “that keyboard sound.” Produced by Jim Diamond.

Funeral Dress – Hello From the Underground – Review

January 1, 2007

Gruff punk rock, at it for 15 years, on SOS Records. Any questions?

Die! Die! Die! – Review

January 1, 2007

From New Zealand, art punk, noisy yet danceable, a trio, fronted by a dude, even though it sounds like a girl freakin’ out. Recorded and mixed by Steve Albini.

Flogging Molly – Whiskey On Sunday – Review

December 15, 2006

Flogging Molly’s Irish frontman, Dave King, serves as the impetus for this collective, each with their own history, personality and talent.

Dirty Pretty Things – Waterloo To Anywhere – Review

December 8, 2006

With drug-addled Pete Doherty removed, Libertines’ clever guitarist turned frontman Carl Barat and drummer Gary Powell form a thrilling, stable compound.

Anti-Flag – For Blood and Empire – Review

December 8, 2006

If you can swallow their cheerleader stage banter and their lowest common denominator lyrics, you get the payoff of a decent, politically-charged punk record.

Killed By The Bull – Review

December 8, 2006

Inside of 10 seconds, I found myself back at a Descendents show in ’88, remembering my old riding/skater buds, and the Faith No More that Cared a Lot.

Killed By The Bull – The Princess Rides The Bull Into Holy Hell

December 8, 2006

Building off early Bad Religion, Descendents, and Lemonheads punkish pop tunes, this record boasts a refined production without sacrificing the raw energy.

The Casualties – Can’t Stop Us – Review

December 1, 2006

The sound, camera, and editing are awful, making it the perfect punk document. The chaos of the live show is honestly portrayed.

Westbound Train – Transitions – Review

November 20, 2006

I like ska as much as getting cornholed in a dark alley, but Boston’s Westbound Train mix in some soul, so at least my rapist lubed up first.

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