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Punk/Power Pop Review

The Thingz – Review

February 14, 2005

This scratches the itch for garage rock with brilliantly retarded lyrics. Only people who like silliness and a damn good time are going to let The Thingz loose.

The Kickz – Activate Me – Review

February 14, 2005

The Thingz, are not angry or malevolent in any way. They are, in fact, hyperactive kids who can’t keep themselves from twitching and squirming.

Stiv Bators – Disconnected – Review

February 14, 2005

Reissue of Stiv Bators’ debut solo album from 1980. Disconnected is a power-pop album. That may seem strange if you only know Dead Boys’ Young Loud and Snotty.

The Ends – Sorry, XOXOXO – Review

February 14, 2005

An Austin supergroup. When you’ve got a unique sound like The Ends, it’s going to be an acquired taste, but it makes you a milestone band for comparison.

GBH – Cruel and Unusual – Review

February 7, 2005

You may already have most of this stuff in your collection, but if you’ve missed a few releases here and there, this is the best thing to add to your library.

The F-Ups – Review

January 31, 2005

The F-Ups bring us fast, pumping pop punk about having to go to school, dealing with parents, and, of course, awkward sexual situations.

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