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A snotty, “We don’t need anything from
you” is the first lyrical declaration on Where
the Sun Never Sets. I immediately
think I am hearing a NOFX side-project or something
Propaghandi has thrown together; but it doesn’t
bear the Fat Wreck imprint, so it must to stand
alone.
The album is jump started with a punk anthem
straight out of Fat’s back-catalog and Gilman’s
rafters, then the following tracks meander from
arty, anti-establishment spoken word to impassioned
Minor Threat/Youth Brigade-style punk ballads
and sing-along choruses.
Having its good moments, A Global Threat
lives up to its name by the mere fact that they
really are all over the place. These guys cover
a LOT of musical territory, but not always in
the most talented way. Choose wisely…
www.byorecords.com
Jef Hoskins February 17, 2006
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