Articles by Rob Ferraz

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  Folk Festival Massacre

  Folk Festival Massacre

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2001

  Jangle-y lo-fi punk that bears a certain resemblance to pre-Jr Dinosaur marks the debut of this Toronto quartet. Featuring members of indie...

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  Manic Hispanic

  The Recline of Mexican Civilization

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2001

  Cheech and Chong and Weird Al Yankovic meet punk rock on this new disk from L.A.'s Manic Hispanic. Putting a different spin on the cover al...

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  MxPx

  The Renaissance

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2001

  God's favourite pop punkers are back in the indies with nine new songs. This takes a few songs to hit its stride, as it starts out a little...

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  Pennywise

  Land Of The Free?

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2001

  I have to admit that I've never been really big on this band, finding them a bit too derivative of Bad Religion. Although they've made move...

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  Richmond Sluts

  Richmond Sluts

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2001

  These guys add an old twist on the gaunt-faced, strung-out, androgynous rock style that's all the rage these days. Rather than recycling th...

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  UK Subs

  The Revolution's Here

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2001

  The Subs have been around so long that they could be accused of trying to be the Rolling Stones of punk rock; luckily, this isn't Bridges T...

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  Ataris

  End Is Forever

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2001

  Jawbreaker enthusiasts from California, by way of the Midwest, serve up a tasty buffet of melancholy pop punk on their third full-length. T...

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  Dicky B. Hardy

  I Whistle You Dance

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2001

  Assuming you can forgive the goofy band name, this record is quite a gem. Hailing from Yugoslavia, they play raunchy garage punk in the New...