Brother's Creeper California, Maryland
Musically, it's Misfits meet the Dead Milkmen. Lyrically, it's R. L. Stine meets Mad Magazine.
Brother's Creeper recommends:
Nothing Feels Natural
by PRIESTS
Punk's not dead, and it's better than ever. Priests will tell you why and how.
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The fiends at Horrorpunks.net put us on this tribute album to the reason we are all here. To be jammed and damned.
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Gravedigging
by The Buttertones
Just the album name itself should tell you why we dig it. Groovy surf rock with more than a tinge of hedonism.
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Rising Austrian band compliment phased-out garage rock shredding with eccentric synths and lo-fi drum loops.
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Shybaby kicks out the jams on “Is This Intimate,” a snarling rock record that takes no prisoners.
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The Australian punks return with another round of turbo-charged riffs and debauched themes; crack open a cold one and get ready to mosh.
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