Buck Biloxi And The Fucks: Streets Of Rage [Album Review]

Buck Biloxi And The Fucks
Streets Of Rage
HoZac Records [2015]

Fire Drill Album Review: Streets of Rage, the new album from Buck Biloxi and The Fucks, will wrestle you to the ground, hold you there and dangle a loogie over your face, and there’s nothing you can do about it. It will either land in your eye or it won’t, accept the inevitability of that and you’ll be fine. This is scuzzy lo-fi garage punk of the highest caliber, starting with “Rock and Roll Sucks part 2”, Buck Biloxi and The Fucks don’t take their foot off of the throttle for the next 15 songs. Did I mention that the record is only 22 minutes long? No? well it’s true, 15 in 22. You know what you’re in for here, do you have the intestinal fortitude to buy the ticket and take the ride? If so, you won’t be disappointed, if not, you need to rethink how you are living your life.



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– Reviewed by Kevin Poindexter

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Kevin has spent the past six years as a partner in an independent record label in addition to his duties at The Fire Note. Kevin prefers cd and digital to vinyl by a fairly wide margin and has begun the process of giving his vinyl away (not the valuable ones or the gbv related ones though so don't ask).

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