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The Havoc – Our Rebellion Has Just Begun – Review

February 16, 2004

For all you mohawked street punks who’ve found Jesus, this is a MUST buy!! I know you’re out there, um, somewhere…

The Turbo A.C.’s – Automatic – Review

February 9, 2004

Beyond the energy, prepare for lyrical shots like “the teaming masses want watered-down candy-coated/I want the real deal/cocked and ready/fully loaded.”

The Lawrence Arms – The Greatest Story Ever Told – Review

February 9, 2004

Way too many mediocre punk-rock/screamo songs, which would best be used as background music at one of those really hip parties that you’re not invited to.

New Mexican Disaster Squad – Review

February 9, 2004

It’s a relief to hear a band that’s obviously true to their roots of ’80s-style hardcore try to interject their own twist to that style, but it just doesn’t quite work for me.

The Joykiller – Ready Sexed Go – Review

February 2, 2004

There are thirty-two songs on this fucker and while that in itself attests the work ethic of this rock crew, it plays like a greatest hits type deal.

The Bouncing Souls – Anchors Aweigh – Review

February 2, 2004

The only melodic strength here is in the call and response vocals and ubiquitous whoa-oh-ohs, and that shit gets old faster then mayonnaise in the sun.

Dropkick Murphys – Blackout – Review

February 2, 2004

Dropkick Murphys have stuck true to their Irish influence. They do a version of “The Dirty Glass,” the duet between ex-lovers, that is both comical and moving.

Vans Warped Tour – Punk Rock Summer Camp – Review

January 28, 2004

The camera wanders like any ticket-holder, looking for the best possible combination of acts, leaving mid-song to see if anything better is going on elsewhere.

Dead Kennedys – In God We Trust Inc.: The Lost Tapes – Review

January 28, 2004

Biafra’s political rants, questionable logic, and rabble-rousing become vicious art. The clips demonstrate Biafra’s ability to incite dissension on a per-locale basis.

Smut Peddlers – Ten Inch – Review

December 10, 2003

None of these eight songs are rocket science, but all of them rock.

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