by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - P
Pinkerton Thugs, The – End of an Era – CD (Go Kart Records) Another punk band that I’m sure would be great to see live and would be one of the happening bands on any local scene. But after hearing more than 100 bands with the same exact sound, the punch...
by Grog Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - P
PipeDown-Enemies of the State (A-F Records) I would have to say that this is my favorite release from the AF label. These guys have a great mix of Avail, Nation of Ulysses and J-Church. I was expecting standard snotty punk, but had a big surprise and loved all eleven...
by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - P
Pistol Whipped – Too Much Excitement – CD (Beluga Records) Pistol Whipped has a lovely alternative sound. Some tunes have an almost acoustic flair, while others rock out with a tasty melody that gets you moving. The CD starts off with a bang and stay hot...
by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - P
Polar Goldie Cats – Polar Night Stress – CD (Up Records) Swirling hypnotic instrumentals fill up this release. A steady bass, sparse drum lay the backtrack for the guitar fingering that drives the songs in the most subtle way. Yes, another fine gem from...
by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - P
Premium – Lucky – CD (Premium) It’s that hard rockin’ sound that’s so hip at the moment. This is one of the better bands out there doing this sort of music and I could actually see them as the opening act for Korn or another band in that genre. {Mite}...
by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - P
Proletarian Art Threat – Proletarian Art Threat – CD (Lean Enterprise Recordings) The blazing mentally ill punk rock vocals charge through the five songs on this release faster than a speeding bicycle. The madness in which they attack the music reminds me...
by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - P
Priapistol II – Priapistol II – Cassette (Groovetown) This release is what happens when two guys get together with an ensemble of electronic instruments and just go at it. This cassette full of experimental noise will surely get your parents into a hissy,...
by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - P
Propagandhi – Where Quantity is Job #1 – CD (G-7 Welcoming Committee Records) A pleasant little group that at times is your basic fast in-your-face punk ensemble and at other times is a pop-punk outfit. At it’s best this CD contains a slew of songs...
by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - P
Spike Priggen – The Very Thing You Treasure – CD (The Volare Label) This release has an acoustic feel to it, even though there’s use of electric guitars throughout. I guess a good description would be electric folk. This band would be the perfect band to...
by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - P
Prosolar Mechanics – Turn On – CD (Ambiguous City Records) This is one of the many bands that I first got to experience at WE2K. The thing about Prosolar Mechanics is that they were one of the few bands that really stood out. Guitar fueled and female vocal...
by Grog Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - P
Pain – Wonderful Beef – CD (Birdcage Records) Pain is a wonderful, goofy ska band. I saw them a few years ago in North Carolina and was totally blown away by their energy and songs. This is the first release I have heard and can tell you that it is great,...
by Mite Mutant | 2001 | Music Reviews, Music Reviews - P
Public Enemy – The Millennium Collection – CD (Universal Music) Back in the day rappers used their verbal and musical skills to put out some killer tunes. They didn’t rap about how big their dick was, talk about bitches or use a slew of cuss words in a...
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