Both bands on this split play lo-fi punk that sounds like a layover from the early ‘90s. There isn’t anything wrong with the early ‘90s. Those are the years I became a teenager and I have mostly fond memories of those times. The difference is that Dildozer comes off as a juvenile dude band while Dirty Kills put some more emotional weight and proper storytelling into their songwriting. –Jon Mule (Self-released)