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Agnostic Front – Dead Yuppies – Review

February 8, 2002

The music hasn’t really changed that much: Fast, pissed off hardcore by tough guys who aren’t interested in trying anything fancy.

All – Live + One – Review

February 8, 2002

22 songs in 50 minutes on this first CD just doesn’t cover it… The “Plus One” is a second CD of the Descendents live.

DMZ – Live at the Rat – Review

February 8, 2002

Here we got DMZ’s raw power garage shakers live in grimy black and white circa 1976 along with a whole lotta ’93 reunion – not space-filler neither.

Guttermouth – Covered with Ants – Review

February 8, 2002

Truth is, I’ve run outta new ways to describe Guttermouth’s fast’n’snotty punk antics, but that’s OK, cuz they’re basically repeating themselves by now anyway.

Red Planet – Let’s Degenerate – Review

February 2, 2002

While the fruity squealing vocals still remind me of Gaza Stripper Rick Simms with his nuts caught in his zipper, Cheap Trick’s Zander sung pretty as a girl.

Mad Caddies – Rock the Plank – Review

February 2, 2002

From Santa Barbara, working that Fat Wreck pop-punk style wit’ ska flavorin’s, tho’ their new pirate fixation leads ’em to dub their stuff “pirate-core.”

Antifreeze – Four Letter Words – Review

February 2, 2002

Two singers. One sounds really young, like Saves the Day or Anti-Flag, and the other sounds a little thicker, like a cross between The Ataris and MxPx.

Zero Down – With a Lifetime to Pay – Review

June 4, 2001

Featuring Jim (ex-Strung Out and Pulley) on bass and vocals, Zero Down is like The Police of punk.

Voice of a Generation – Obligations to the Odd – Review

June 4, 2001

They’re Swedish, a cross of Oi! and gonzo rock, so you get gruff Business vocals over charging Johnny Thunders riffs with occasional Rancid spicing thrown in.

Tsunami Bomb – The Invasion from Within! – Review

June 4, 2001

With manic paces, female lead vocals and harmonies, a sci-fi/b-movie fetish, and an eerie funhouse keyboard, yer getting a good new spin on an old theme.

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