Punk/Power Pop Review – Page 75

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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.

Thug Murder – The 13th Round – Review

June 4, 2001

A three-piece all-girl street punk band from Tokyo? Sounds like a gimmick, but if it is, it’s a good one cuz these girls rock! Discovered by DKM’s Ken Casey.

The Vigilantes – No Destiny – Review

June 4, 2001

The band kicks out the Misfits style and the production is really full and hard, but the singer needs to work on his timing without eating the mic.

The Turbo A.C.’s – Fuel for Life – Review

June 4, 2001

Turbo A.C.’s gained notoriety on Blackout! and Cacophony and now rev their duel carbs (one greaser, one hard surf) with the Nitro sticker on the bumper.

The Terrifying Experience – Magnetic Breakthough – Review

June 4, 2001

Old school Ohio punk-rooted rock. Splitting the difference between the Dead Boys, the Pagans, and one of those Raspberries-influenced bands that got lumped in.

The Pinkerton Thugs – End of an Era – Review

June 4, 2001

The Pinkerton Thugs are called what they’re called and they’re basically street level punk, the kind of “tough life” crap we all write in notebooks in middle school but later outgrow.

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