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Krum Bums – Complete Control – Death Can Wait – Review

October 27, 2006

Well-played and aggressive as shit punk with the intensity of ’80s hardcore and something that’s distinctively their own. Only three songs apiece here. Sort of a waste. I think split CDs should be four songs each, minimum. This ain’t a 7″, hoss. Load that thing up.

Super Black Market – Will Sell Anything – Review

October 27, 2006

Adequately-played punk that reminds me a lot of what was going on in mid-’80’s L.A. when everyone started to get a little weird.

The Pink Spiders – Teenage Graffiti – Review

October 27, 2006

Ric Ocasek did a good job producing, but he rounded off too many edges. The band’s left somewhere between Sugarcult and OK GO with Exploding Hearts’ wardrobe.

None More Black – This Is Satire – Review

October 20, 2006

Fat Wreck is the Enola Gay. Your stereo is Hiroshima. None More Black is “Little Boy.” Put them together and you’re a fucking shadow on the ground.

NOFX – Wolves In Wolves’ Clothing – Review

October 20, 2006

You’re 25% less likely to get punched in the face by a dude in khaki shorts at their shows, and 80% more likely to think while listening to their lyrics.

The Dandy Warhols – Odditorium or Warlords of Mars – Review

May 5, 2006

One of their members posed nude while eight months pregnant. If you can get past that, they really are making good records.

Devo – Live 1980 – Review

April 28, 2006

25 years and a million desensitizing news events, movies, records, and stage shows later, and Devo is still fucking weird.

Video Archive For The Ages – Review

April 28, 2006

A scattershot of videos from various punk, indie, hardcore, and metal bands. I’m sure the title was tongue in cheek, but thankfully this thing has a low price.

Against Me! – Searching for a Former Clarity – Review

April 28, 2006

As someone who’s watched this band grow from their first 7″, I’d say Searching for a Former Clarity gives Reinventing Axl Rose a run for its money.

The Makers – Everybody Rise – Review

April 28, 2006

They turned their backs on what they did for the first 10 years, and then they turned their backs on what made me like them. Maybe that’s honorable.