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The Bouncing Souls – Anti-Flag – Split Series Volume IV – Review

January 17, 2003

If I was as popular with teenage girls as The Bouncing Souls… I’d be in a lot of trouble. Plus, I don’t think I could handle all the giggling and gossip.

The Lords of Altamont – To Hell With… – Review

January 17, 2003

How many times can you see and hear the same 25-going-on-65 leather-jacketed guys swagger like they think they’re Keith Richards or Johnny Thunders?

Anti-Flag – The Bouncing Souls – Split Series Volume IV- Review

January 17, 2003

The Anti-Flag side has ominous guitar intros. The songs are pretty well developed with lots of different parts and no shortage of righteous indignation.

The Gamits – Come Get Some – Review

January 17, 2003

Not the best The Gamits have done by a long shot, but seeing as it’s a CD-release of the band’s first 7″ with live bonus tracks, that’s so be expected.

GBH – Ha Ha – Review

January 17, 2003

GBH, although obviously better musicians and with better production, still keep true to what they have always done, bad ass hardcore/punk.

Rancid Vat – The Cheesesteak Years – Review

January 17, 2003

An excellent sampling of their best live and studio tunes recorded in Philly, a period where they went more for a punk rock style than their Oregon noise days.

B-Movie Rats – Rock N Roll Queen – Review

January 10, 2003

Think of the space between the Candy Snatchers and the Hellacopters and their take on roots of punk stuff. Most of all, they remind me of Rose Tattoo.

AntiSeen – Drastic – E.P. Royalty – Review

January 10, 2003

Contains the first two AntiSeen EPs, Drastic (’85) and E.P. Royalty (’86). Two ultra-rare early records are now readily available: Can’t go wrong buying this.

The Gloryholes – Knock You Up – Review

January 10, 2003

The album’s got a real wild, live feel. Tim Kerr produced it, and he likes everybody to get riled up in the studio. Shouting and whooping from all directions.

Guttermouth – Gusto – Review

January 10, 2003

Guttermouth kick in yet another testament to peppy, acidic-humored punk rock filled with head-bobbing fun and snarlingly funny lyrics.

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