Title: From the Blackest Pits of Punk
Product review: I picked up this album on a whim, and as per usual my whimsy was right on target; this is a very good album. It lives in an area between genres, hovering next to punk, goth, and industrial, but mostly punk. The vocals are so deep that they don't sound human; imagine Barry White's evil twin with a cold. (That's actually a good thing) The tracks vary nicely, so it doesn't fall into the one-note, three chord trap.Points of note? The cover of This Land is Your Land is brilliant, and the chorus of Barf Baby kept me singing along all night.Short and sweet: You want this CD.
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