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The Soviettes – III – Review

January 27, 2006

It’s cute, funny, retro new wave that still has respect for itself and the audience. The vocalists each have a specialty, and jump in when their time comes.

The Eyeliners – No Apologies – Review

January 27, 2006

Top-notch, rip-snorting, fire-farting punk. Inventive guitar work, nice low-end diddling from the bass, and tight-ass drumming that may save a life some day.

Civet – Massacre – Review

January 20, 2006

Aggressive, abrasive mediumcore punk loaded with tales of heartbreak and revenge, Massacre puts a new coat of blood on a familiar room.

Smoke Or Fire – Above The City – Review

January 20, 2006

Now residing in Richmond, VA, Smoke Or Fire are Bostonians by birth, but exhibit the spirit of Chicago with their political brand of melodic punk.

Bedouin Soundclash – Sounding A Mosaic – Review

January 13, 2006

They come from the expected hotbed of island roots music, Toronto, Ontario. Heh. They didn’t start a punk band to meet girls, they’re here for the music.

The New York Rel-X – Sold Out of Love – Review

January 13, 2006

NY Rel-X revels in blood in lyrics and artwork, but the streamlined sound is actually very clean. Crisp, intelligible vocals face impressive brisk guitarwork.

Manda and the Marbles – Angels with Dirty Faces – Review

January 13, 2006

Should just be called Manda, since it’s got no marbles. The album is perfect: Flawless, over-produced, cream-filled sweetness, like eating both Twinkies. Twice.

Bigwig – Reclamation – Review

January 1, 2006

Classic mid-’90s fast punk from Jersey. Fans of NOFX and Strung Out’ll remember them. Fourth studio album. More political and socially biting than I remember.

The Loved Ones – Keep Your Heart – Review

January 1, 2006

East Coast punk rock, pure of spirit like Bouncing Souls, but with more consistent songs. A little gruff, but not all gargled glass or hard-living street punk.

The Sainte Catherines – Dancing For Decadence – Review

January 1, 2006

They’re from Montreal, this is their Fat debut. They’re scruffy and dirty, but they’re Greenpeace punk, not ignorant anti-whatever or wall-punching punk.

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