86′d Records, Rad Girlfriend Records, Drunken Sailor Records, No Breaks Records, Throwing THings Records, and On The Real Records has been cool enough to bring us this new split from Rad Company and Tight Bros. Two great pop punk bands on one rad slab of vinyl. The fist Rad Company song ‘Hang In There’ is one of the best I’ve heard from the band, it’s fast and catchy as hell. The second one ‘Under The Blade’ doesn’t quite hit the high mark left by the previous song but it’s a damn good one too, I’ll even go ahead and say both of these songs are the best stuff I’ve heard from this band yet. Tight Bros is a band I recently got into right before their LP dropped and I’ve been hooked since the first time I’ve heard them. The first song ‘Not What You Asked For’ is pretty catchy but it gets a bit repetitive, I think it’d have been much better if it’d been cut in half. Their second song ‘Trapped In My Head’ is exactly the type of song that got me hooked on Tight Bros. It’s got the distinctive guitar song, it’s quick and fast and catchy. It sounds like the entire song is so tightly wound it’s about to snap. It’s really great. Anyone that digs good pop punk should be all over this one because it’s filled with the good stuff!
Rad Company:
1. Hang In There
2. Under The Blade
Tight Bros:
1. Not What You Asked For
2. Trapped In My Head
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Budapest’s Bankrupt is back with their seventh release called ‘Goodbye Blue Monday’. Its five great, catchy songs that I like a lot. This is the band’s best release yet, this EP is some straight up pop punk. I guess these guys decided to listen to a lot of Ramones before they recorded this one, it’s not Ramones-core but you can hear the influence for sure. People that dig pop punk will want to check this one out for sure because Bankrupt shows that they can do pop punk very well too.
