Punk/Power Pop Review – Page 58

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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.

Original Sinners – Review

January 10, 2003

Exene’s latest project, the Original Sinners, are like “X for beginners.” The band is tighter than X was, and certainly has more musical tricks up its sleeve.

Tsunami Bomb – The Ultimate Escape – Review

January 3, 2003

Tsunami Bomb pull off the “chick-fronted punkpop band” well, considering bands like Tilt, Dance Hall Crashers, and (early) No Doubt have done it so perfectly.

The Vandals – Internet Dating Superstuds – Review

January 3, 2003

Look What I Almost Stepped In was their most consistent in years, and Internet Dating Super-Studs continues that fine tradition.

The Stereo – Rewind+Record – Review

January 3, 2003

Where previous releases saw The Stereo plowing through every song with muscular anthems, Rewind+Record retains the potency without roaring past the listener.

The Bulemics – Soundtrack to the Apocalypse – Review

January 3, 2003

Dirt punk hardcore with full-on speedmetal chops, GG Allin’s moral tone, and Angry Samoans’ roots who don’t dick around with their “desires.”

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