Imagine that Joe Jackson had a younger brother who grew up listening to the punk and ska music of the late '70s (i.e., the Clash, the Specials), moved to California during the skate punk scene, and formed a band with six of his slacker friends, and you've got a good mental picture of the music on Twenty-Eight Teeth. Buck-O-Nine has the three-minute, get-in-get-out punk/pop aesthetic down to a science, which makes you wonder why they haven't hit it big by now. Surely one well-p...   [ read more ]

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Veterans of the punk scene, this band here steers down a ska-influenced avenue for a good-spirited outing. Like Green Day before them, the crossover dream is clear on poppy tracks like "Something Funny" and "Who Are They?." While all the material is competent, none of it packs the wallop one would expect from this outfit. ~ Tim Sheridan, All Music Guide

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