Lollipop Magazine

Whiskey Rebels – Create or Die – Review

April 13, 2005

Perfectly ok for anyone into personal street punk. Gruff vocals, group shouts, and some pounding paces, a few mid-tempo hard-life rockers.

Templars – Reconquista 1994-1998 – Review

September 9, 2002

Templars employ an irresistible lo-fi innocence to bring a grin to your lips even when the buzzing guitars are completely mix-matched.

Anti-Heros – Underneath the Underground – Review

January 1, 2000

Cred up the wazoo and been dubbed THE original American Oi! band, their records’ve been released by Taang! and GMM, which is preaching to the converted.

Pressure Point – Cross to Bear – Review

September 1, 1999

Boots, shaved heads, and having each others backs’ is what it’s all about. Violence when necessary, booze whenever possible, and unity above all.

Pressure Point – Youth on the Street – Review

April 1, 1999

The first word is “Oi!” That sets the stage for the next 30 minutes of hard, rawkus, working-class punk about unity, the streets, and fighting for what’s yours.

The Ducky Boys – Dark Days – Review

January 1, 1999

Not as unique as the Dropkicks, and GMM ain’t exactly stiff competition for Hellcat/Epitaph, The Ducky Boys have a similar pro-unity, pro-blue-collar approach.