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TOXIC NARCOTIC:
Beer in the Shower: 7"
An interesting release to
put out on picture disc. Toxic Narcotic is a band that has the patch punk kids
sew patches of their band on their sweatshirts, pants, shorts, jackets and
backpacks. An interesting fashion statement in its own right since I don’t
really like it. But that’s the grumpy old fat guy talking. Well, the thrash
punk band with a grindcore sound at times puts out an instrumental EP that is
Irish in flavor. At first, hearing the bagpipes felt like a cheap sell to
capture some of the audience of Flogging Molly and the Dropkick Murphys. Like
another wave of ska punk or pop punk. But listening to this a couple of times,
I grew to appreciate it more. I like that the band did not clean up the
production and continued to play with a heavy edge. The bagpipe became the
singer or the lead guitarist. It defined itself as an alternative and an
angrier expression of an Irish pub band. If these two songs are mixed into
their normal live set, it would set them apart by showing that they are not one
dimensional as a band. I raise my glass.
–Donofthedead (Rodent Popsicle)
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