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Tiger Army III: Ghost Tigers Rise – Review

May 30, 2005

13 tracks of the angriest, loveliest, most hauntingly beautiful tracks that could grace your ears. Rockabilly-twang, punk-aggression, and sideshow creepiness.

Cranked Up – This Is A Weapon – Review

May 26, 2005

Sophomore release from ex-members of a lot of Philly street punk bands. Too bad they signed with a label that dicked me out of ad money years ago.

The Templars – Clockwork Orange Horrorshow – Review

May 26, 2005

A reissue of a 1995 7″ with a bonus track. While this NYC band is well-respected in the Oi world, this one really sounds like shit.

The Stoneage Hearts – Guilty As Sin – Review

May 26, 2005

Melbourne garage fuzz.

Rosemary’s Babies – Talking To The Dead – Review

May 26, 2005

This was (Danzig, Samhain) Eerie Von’s first band in NJ. He’s making a comeback, I guess, and good for him. People need to hear this kinda punk.

Some Girls – DNA Will Have It’s Say – Review

May 26, 2005

Members of The Locust, Give Up The Ghost, Unbroken, and The Plot to Blow Up the Eiffel Tower. Seven-song EP, but it might as well be one song with seven titles.

Darkbuster – A Weakness For Spirits – Review

May 24, 2005

Boston punk that sounds awesome, thanks to Jim Seigal. There’s some ska, some hard-charging punk, more “hard luck” rock, and above-average street punk.

Bent Left – Skeletons in Your Closet – Review

May 24, 2005

Debut from a young political punk band from Missouri. Good gruff singer, solid but indistinguishable songwriting. Give ’em a few years.

Venerea – One Louder – Review

May 24, 2005

Wow! Tight and fast, melodic, and filled with whoa-whoa harmonies. From Sweden, where they know their shit.

The Yellow Belts – Review

May 24, 2005

The crossroads of punk and rock, melodic but gritty, a bit of rockabilly (where rock came from) without yips, just the balls to drink gasoline and piss fire.

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