Recently,
a most excellent animated video was released for the song “Cat Man” and that
had me feeling like together PANGEA was a band that I’d like to hear more music
from. So then out comes “Badillac” and I must admit that I am
left rather impressed.
One
of the first misconceptions that someone might have (Even me at one point) is
that since together PANGEA seems to associate themselves with all of the Burger
Records bands, you’d think that this was some generic garage punk. Thinking that would be incorrect and I
apologize for ever even thinking it.
The
songs on here are of a distorted punk metal quality and bring to mind Black
Sabbath, as a generally widely accepted comparison. (I don’t want to make references to too many
other bands that people might not know // Black Sabbath is pretty universal)
Though
the titular track does have hints of that Buddy Holly garage, a song such as “Depress”
more closely digs up the sounds of a band like Nirvana. On the whole, this makes me think of a band
that would fit in perfectly with the album titled “The Beavis and Butthead
Experience”(which was the first compact disc I ever owned) and, well, if Beavis
and Butthead would rock out to them rather than mock them then this band must
be good.
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