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Intensive Scare Records

Suicide King – “She’s Dead” / “Sick Sick” – Review

February 1, 1997

Their veins-protruding-from-the-forehead, eyeball-popping punk is rivaled only by the Dwarves in their ability to channel and pervert MC5 intensity.

Sewage – Hammerbrain / Sewage split – Review

November 1, 1996

Sewage play awful mid-tempo punk, an uninspired, unconscious parody of mid ’80s NYHC.

Hammerbrain – Hammerbrain / Sewage split – Review

November 1, 1996

Hammerbrain’s track “Cheap,” recorded live at CBGB’s, combines appropriate amounts of rawness and melody, like Naked Raygun meets N.O.T.A.

Electric Frankenstein – Action High – Review

September 1, 1996

Electric Frankenstein, a high-energy Dead Boys-style punk rock machine in their own right, now have Scott, Verbal Abuse’s trademark vocalist on the mic.

Stisism – “Bacon Man” / “Traffic Jam” – Review

September 1, 1996

Stisism’s rawness is straight outta the garage, yet unlike many garage punk bands, once yer head starts moving it doesn’t stop.

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