You Can't Fight What You Can't See is the seventh album for GIRLS AGAINST BOYS, their first full-length release for Jade Tree and their latest since 1998's lauded Freak*on*ica (Geffen). The album's stripped-down, bare-assed rock is as dark, abrasive, and strangely compelling as the band has ever been. Formed in 1990 from the ashes of legendary DC hardcore bands (most notably SOULSIDE), GIRLS AGAINST BOYS have released six albums on such varied labels as Adult Swim, Touch & Go and Geffen, in addition to num...   [ read more ]

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House of GVSB saw the band continuing its winning streak, and while arguably it contained no real surprises after the powerful one-two punch of Venus Luxure and Cruise Yourself, it still showed the quartet at the top of its considerable game. The Ted Niceley/Eli Janney partnership once again took charge with no worries, and every last drum hit or aggro bass roar makes its considerable mark. As with the previous albums, some tracks were the unquestioned high points, in this case the opening roar of "Super-F...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Avoiding the cliches of early-90s indie rock for its own surly, charismatic edge, Girls Against Boys here kicked out the jams like nobody's business. A comparison to Flipper could be made, but instead of the generally slow, death-march tempos of that act, Girls Against Boys always keep moving a dark death dance - All Music Guide.

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