San Franciscos queens of lesbian pop punk return. Their sophomore release is crammed with catchy rockin punk that may have acts like the Donnas looking nervously over their shoulders. But they neednt worry because although this is a pretty good record, the Fab D probably wont break out anytime soon. The idea of foul-mouthed dykes singing about pill-popping, dysfunctional relationships and other seedy activities isnt likely to see them hitting the big time, or even the underground big time. But you get the idea from giving this a listen that, in true punk style, that thats the last thing theyd want.
(Pink & Black)Fabulous Disaster
Panty Raid
BY Rob FerrazPublished Jun 1, 2003