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The third release from these Boston punk rockers has some fast intense songs, but again my little knowledge and overall lack of attraction to punk rock of the contemporary nature makes me feel as though I couldn't do it justice. I don't believe it's as good as the "Shot by Lammi" split disc. The first song "Underground" is quite good, but from that point on I feel each song blends in together making it difficult to differentiate between songs, but that's why I like ska more than punk - because more often than not ska songs have an originality to them and allow for more creativity than punk. Available through forkinhand.com |
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Drexel