Rock 'em, sock 'em punk rock always has a place when it's got the hooks, and hot guitar lines that So-Cal bands have been famous for since, oh, The Adolescents, Mommy's Little Monster, Milo Goes to College, and How Could Hell Be Any Worse? Recorded at the now legendary West Beach Recorders, and flawlessly mixed by THOM WILSON (the man responsible for so many of the those great early '80s L.A. punk LPs), this L.A. four have got the sound, the hyped-up moxie, the tunes, and the lyrics to make this stuff soun...   [ read more ]

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Perhaps Automatic 7's deepest and most realized effort, Beggar's Life displays the band's polished brand of introspective garage punk made famous by Mike Ness and his seminal '90s punk outfit Social Distortion. Face to Face also comes to mind during the earlier, more immediate tracks; the disc's opener "Broken Record" being the most reminiscent of Automatic 7's occasional Vagrant Records labelmates. Memorable choruses and energetic performances make up the first half of {^Begg...   [ read more ]

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