The
first song on this compact disc release is called “Cassette” and it is by
Treasure Mammal. This just makes me wish
that much more this was on a cassette rather than CD, but what can you do,
right? At least most (if not all) of
these bands have appeared on cassette before.
The
first portion of this CD is studio albums, some of them taken from releases I
have already reviewed on cassette even, and then there is a live portion at the
end, of songs picked up from here and there.
The bands themselves are familiar to me, as they seem to be within the
Related Records (obviously) and Rubber Brother Records family.
Treasure
Mammal, Fathers Day and Playboy Manbaby make up the bands that I have heard
going into this, while Man-cat and Naked Pizza are new to me. Perhaps if this was hardcore/screamo it
would have been just called a five-way split, but it is a whole lot of fun in
that punk and hints of ska way. Reminds
me a lot of a compilation I would have heard back in the early ‘00’s with Less
Than Jake and Suicide Machines on it.
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