The Observers - punk ala Subhumans on Monday in PVD[views:3251][posts:0][show listing] _____________________________________ [Jun 2,2005 7:35pm - armageddanne ""] Hey so no shit, I'm listening to this now and it's kick ass. I'm not a huge fan of the more popier side of punk rock but this shit rule. American Legion Hall 285 Smith st in Providence also known as RT44 $8 8pm SOUND:http://www.theobservers.org/ REVIEW Maximumrocknroll #258 - Nov. 2004 "I'm sure everyone who's heard this LP has a completely different interpretation of who and what they sound like, but I guarantee you that we all agree on one thing: what we have here is something very special. To say that I believe that this is one of the best punk records ever to be recorded is not over stepping the mark. Any band that can inject the sharp poke-in-the-eye brashness of WIRE, the driving melody-with-a-twist of THE ADVERTS, the heavy atmosphere of THE FITS, (to lesser extent) THE FALSE PROPHETS, and even some of the brooding twang of THE WIPERS, while still sounding original deserves every friggen accolade you can throw at them. If you went completely gaga over NO HOPE FOR THE KIDS, then this will tickle you absolutely silly. Album of the year. Unless a certain band from Denmark make the deadline, I can't see anything knocking this off. I send my love to Portland for yet another punk rock treasure." (Sean Dougan) THE CLOROX GIRLS: The band creates a contemporary urgent pop soundtrack with a sound that is clean and classic. Upcoming Kurt Bloch engineered LP is “II” on SmartGuy Records. “Clorox Girls have a basic goodness that is harder to ignore than a trouser-full of antlers,” said Thurston Moore in “Arthur.” I couldn't find any website. Plus THE SLEAZIES and 40WATTS... |