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Imperial – We Sail At Dawn – Review

March 12, 2007

Formulaic metalcore produced by a guy who’s worked with Poison the Well. Running into battle and stomping around in the mud are the two paces present.

I Am Ghost – Lover’s Requiem – Review

March 12, 2007

Signed to Epitaph from a burned demo when the band had been together all of two months. They played lots of Warped Tour dates. Thing is, they still suck.

Tricky Bizzniss – Review

March 12, 2007

Former vocalist of The Crystal Method, Trixie Reiss, and two-time Grammy nominee Ernie Lake. Cheesy dance music so bad I had to shut it off while typing this.

The Tiny – Starring Someone Like You – Review

March 12, 2007

Not weird, no violins coming to life to eat your pets and wet willy you in your sleep,just light, singer/songwriter stuff by a fragile-sounded girl. Whoopee.

Endwell – Homeland Insecurity – Review

March 12, 2007

The hardcore roarer, while sounding like he need to shit, is solid, and if you can stomach layered gay-boy clear vocals, this guy can hit all the right notes.

Die Hunns – You Rot Me – Review

March 12, 2007

This ain’t punk rock from end to end, it ain’t roots rock, it’s r&b-influenced rock’n’roll, but on the level of a cover band from the ’70s without the chops.

The Queers – Munki Brain – Review

March 12, 2007

25 years and still making sweet bubblegum punkpop. Joe Queer can pen a simple, fun ditty effortlessly, and he’s been collaborating with Lisa Marr for years.

The Irish Brothers – Freedom is a Lonely Thing – Review

March 12, 2007

The title track rocks, just straight-forward rock, honest like Social D. Other tracks are more rockabilly, some swagger a bit more, but the drums are thin.

The Fades – Review

March 12, 2007

I love most of these tunes, usually the garage bop stuff, but a few songs have me checking to see if I switched to the next band’s CD, which I hate instantly.

The Elastik Band – Review

March 12, 2007

In 1967, The Elastik Band released one of the most notorious records ever entitled Spazz. Hear their entire works, most never before released, on this CD.

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