Punk/Power Pop Review – Page 34

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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.

The Escaped – Review

May 24, 2005

Six-song EP of hardcore punk. Previous releases on In-Charge, Rodent Popsicle, and Blackout!. Honest and hard-charging, a pretty straight-forward genre band.

Johnnie 3 – Review

May 24, 2005

Ah, I love early and mid-’90s punkpop ala Screeching Weasel, The Queers, all all that bubblegum goodness. 1990’s punk pop ruled, and this is a good exmaple.

A Small Victory – El Camino – Review

May 16, 2005

Out of Atlanta, GA, A Small Victory’s pop punk sound lasts for most of their latest album, El Camino, until you get to the twangy acoustic guitar song.

The Mad Caddies – Live From Toronto: Songs in the Key of Eh – Review

May 16, 2005

A great sampling of their five albums with Songs in the Key of Eh that, despite it being only audio, really has the energy of a live show.

The Donnas – Gold Medal – Review

May 16, 2005

Gold Medal, produced by Avril Lavigne’s co-conspirator Butch Walker, is an album devoid of any of the grit the band once possessed.

The Briggs – Leaving the Ways – Review

April 25, 2005

The six quick tracks build in intensity, and the big sing-along choruses are good fun, what with the crunchy guitar and vocals that eat broken glass.

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