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Division Of Laura Lee – Dasnotcompute – Review

December 1, 2004

Any garage band can sound like The Stooges/MC5, but D.O.L.L. mixes in danceable Goth with skull-crunching, ball-buzzing goodness.

How We Rock – Review

January 3, 2003

This comp nails it. Unlike Now That’s What I Call Shitty Music: Volume Four Billion, How We Rock compiles 19 hotshots and whatnots both trendy and “classic.”

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.

The Hives – Veni Vidi Vicious – Review

April 1, 2001

Swedish garage punk: Loud, distorted, fast, infectious. This is pure manic fun, mostly cuz they don’t give a shit if a few notes are missed along the way.

No Fun at All – The Big Knockover- Review

April 1, 1998

Not every song is all-out speed-kills punk filled with cartwheeling guitar riffs and harmonies stacked like mattresses in a furniture warehouse, but enough are.

No Fun At All – Out Of Bounds – Review

February 1, 1997

I can’t find much fault with Out Of Bounds. The songs are filled with catchy hooks and lots of breaks, and the vocals are very slick with nice harmonies.

Liberator – This is Liberator – Review

November 1, 1996

This is a Swedish ska band with that very European ska sound who play mainly in the two-tone style, with token reggae and rocksteady tunes thrown in.