The Suicideboys duo Scrim and Ruby have amassed an extremely large following since the two joined forces back in 2014. This album, the second most recent, isn’t their most popular by far but contains the basis of what makes a SuicideBoys album a…
Being a shorter album released in 2019, there was a little less to go on but it still gave me a good idea of what The Cabin Fever was about. The music is on the calmer side and falls into the more alternative…
Released in 2004, Zulu provided a sound I hadn’t experienced before. The combination of thrashing / hardcore music and the quick rants throughout the songs create a hostile yet humerous environment. This sound is definitely early 2000’s and all members of the group…
That's hot… review of anti-pop consortium’s Arrythmia
The album cover grabbed my attention because they all look so cool, and it looks so early 2000’s. Arrhythmia came out in 2002. I think it’s funny that I keep reviewing albums from 2002 because that’s…
That's hot… review of Enon’s High Society
I first grabbed this CD because of the trippy cover art, it reminds me of collages I make. Then, I saw that this album came out in 2002. I am obsessed with 2002 because the number…
Hailing from Tokyo, Teengenerate was a short-lived garage punk rock band from 1993 to 1996, reforming again for a short time back in 2005. According to the message on the CD insert, written by Hiroshi Sekigushi of Screaming Fist Magazine (a publication which…
With its simple but effective chord progressions, accented vocals, and breakneck tempos, Subhumans' "From the Cradle to the Grave" is quintessential British punk.
Not to be confused with the Canadian band of the same name, Subhumans have been active and making music, breakups…