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Teen Mortgage Release New Single: “Away”
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Teen Mortgage Release New Single: “Away”

I’m not gonna lie. You say the words DC and punk or harDCcore, and you always get my attention right away. This duo hails from said capital of hardcore, and they bring a giant fuzz bomb of fucking doom to the world. I’ve heard a lot of rad duo bands such as Evil Beaver, World Sucks and Cut-Rate Druggist (White Stripes? Never heard of them), and this band deserves to sit on the shelf right next to them.

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NOBRO Releases New Single: “Who The Hell Am I?”
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NOBRO Releases New Single: “Who The Hell Am I?”

This is my second song I’ve reviewed for Canada’s NOBRO. The first review was for “Let’s Do Drugs” which was just pure fun. “Who the Hell Am I” is catchy as fuck but not nearly as fun. It’s much more introspective. Are you trapped in yourself? Are you trapped in a room? Is your body just part of a Russian doll? Do you really exist or are you just an enigma wrapped in burrito of existential angst with a dollop of quandary?

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Dead Lips Release New Single: “Margarita”
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Dead Lips Release New Single: “Margarita”

I love punk rock in all its forms but that doesn’t mean I love all punk rock. In particular, I’m usually quiet picky when it comes to pop punk. This Norwegian band have found their way into my heart. They bring that rad ass midwestern pop punk a la The Copyrights and The Dopamines. I’d toss in some Beatnik Termites too!

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The Lowcocks Release New Single: “Birth Control”
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The Lowcocks Release New Single: “Birth Control”

So I don’t know what a Lowcock is. I tried the Google, and all I got was a plow named after someone named Lowcock which tells me that it’s a surname. So is this band like the Ramones but with a surname that I’m totally ignorant of? Considering the topic of their new single “Birth Control” I could certainly see it as an attack on toxic masculinity and dudes’ highcocks (is that a word?).

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