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Record Review: Say Anything – Anarchy, My Dear
SAY ANYTHING Anarchy, My Dear (Equal Vision Records) Purchase This Album Now The last Say Anything record was such a disappointment that fans may approach this new work cautiously for understandable reasons. Luckily, Anarchy,
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Record Review: The Saddest Landscape – After The Lights
THE SADDEST LANDSCAPE After The Lights (Topshelf) Purchase This Album Now The masters of bridging the gap between abrasiveness and ebbs of delicate beauty, THE SADDEST LANDSCAPE’s formula hasn’t changed much here and I
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Double Record Review: The Menzingers – On The Impossible Past
THE MENZINGERS On the Impossible Past (Epitaph Records) Purchase This Album Now Despite carrying the same pacing from start to finish (for the most part), On the Impossible Past is an extremely satisfying and
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Record Review: Digital Leather – Modern Problems
DIGITAL LEATHER Modern Problems (FDH) Purchase This Album Now Had Digital Leather existed in the 80‘s, there’s no doubt John Hughes would have placed one of their infectious dance-punk anthems immediately after the moment
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Record Review: Archers of Loaf – Vee Vee
ARCHERS OF LOAF Vee Vee (Merge) Purchase This Album Now When it comes to reissuing classics, few labels do it as well as Merge. With 16 bonus tracks, new cover art and new liner
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Record Review: Build Us Airplanes – At The End Of The Day
BUILD US AIRPLANES At The End Of The Day (Sell The Heart) Purchase This Album Now There’s something really unique about this young Bay Area band. Their ability to mix post-hardcore melody with twinkling,
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Record Review: Anti-Flag – The General Strike
ANTI-FLAG The General Strike (SideOneDummy) Purchase This Album Now If ever there were a band tailor- made for the Occupy Movement it’s Anti-Flag (and maybe Rage Against the Machine). So it came as little
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POISON IDEA album review
POISON IDEA Darby Crash Rides Again: The Early Years Southern Lord The first in a series of POISON IDEA releases running throughout 2012, Darby Crash Rides Again: The Early Years compiles the unreleased Boner’s
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