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The Rodeo Carburettor – Review

September 1, 2006

Japanese rock’n’roll that’ll set your tail feathers on fire as you run for cover. Wild and chaotic, and “sloppy” in a rampaging way, not like they can’t play.

The Radio Knives – Cursed – Review

September 1, 2006

From Boston, signed to legendary punk label Dionysus, this three-piece crank out the garage rock with skill and style. Riffs, organ, and hand-claps galore.

Shat – Cuntree – Review

September 1, 2006

69 songs about fucking your wife and poop. It’s Buddyhead humor. Each ditty is one joke, and sometimes the 60 second length is 30 seconds too long.

Rezurex – Beyond The Grave – Review

September 1, 2006

California horrorbilly, three of four members also in Tiger Army and Nekromantix. Perfect for punk rockers who love old time rock’n’roll with a taste for meth.

Ouija Radio – Oh No Yes Yes – Review

September 1, 2006

Like if Debby Harry was from Minneapolis and was scatterbrained from day one. Each twinkling moment is snuffed out by the frantic need to get to the next style.

Morello – Twelve Ways To Breathe – Review

September 1, 2006

“Irish-Italian rock for fans of Refused, Billy Talent, and The Used.” Uh, I hear some hipster dance punk, some screamy punk, and some angular/jerky riffs. Would that be Refused by way of Ikara Colt and Division of Laura Lee or something? Dunno, sounds trendy to me.

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