It's hard to play the guitar with your heart on your sleeve. It keeps slipping out and hitting all the strings, making an awful racket not unlike the 14 songs on this new record. Go ahead & buy that beefy new amplifier, because this platter was meant to spin loud. The Kiss Offs are part garage, part new wave, & part post-punk, with energetic songs about trashy dates, peeping toms, desperation, & lost love, smothered in distortion and feedback. With this record you'll willingly ruin your hearing. It's noisy...   [ read more ]

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It's hard to play the guitar with your heart on your sleeve. It keeps slipping out and hitting all the strings, making an awful racket not unlike the 14 songs on this new record. Go ahead & buy that beefy new amplifier, because this platter was meant to spin loud. The Kiss Offs are part garage, part new wave, & part post-punk, with energetic songs about trashy dates, peeping toms, desperation, & lost love, smothered in distortion and feedback. With this record you¹ll willingly ruin your hearing. It¹s noisy...   [ read more ]

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