A garage punk fan’s delight. The A.G.’s are really garagy sounding as well as their attitude/approach, while the STUKAS are better produced but come across just as goofy and funny. No one escapes the satire herein.
A good example of generic suburban hardcore punk. This band falls into the “We’re pissed off at something and we don’t know what it is, but let’s still form a band” syndrome. The music isn’t that bad, and with time it should develop. The lyrics, on the other hand, are meaningless and don’t have a bit of fun quality to them. The best thing about this tape is that this band was formed, give them time and hope for the best.
