Starting with an idea and building on it is the
truest dynamic of modern music. When the
idea grows, evolves and changes, it's an
indication of good music. Seattle's newest
residents and Bellingham's favorite sons, the
SHOOK ONES, have seen this and followed
through, allowing their sound to branch out
into dynamic and new territory. Their
poppiness exudes on Facetious Folly Feat,
charging through these eleven new songs with
an ease and flow that harkens back to the
days of bands such as the DESCENDENTS and
BLACK FLAG, where the aggression was tempered
with a musical identity distinguishable
from the rest. Scott Freeman once again lends
his trademark vocals that have been compared
favorably to LIFETIME vocalist Ari Katz, with a
unique note of political and personal thought,
moving in directions not often aimed for by
such tuneful bands. It's rare for a record to
have the charisma that Facetious Folly Feat
does, but even rarer when a record defines the
aggression, heart and passion of hardcore
music without trodding on beaten trails. With
this effort, the SHOOK ONES show they are
more than capable of sharing their passions
and pains with the world, and most importantly,
doing it in their own way.
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Carms Race
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13% |
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Pheasant
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23% |
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So Grown Up
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10% |
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First Lunch, Then War
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17% |
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Ebb and Flow
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S M R P
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Virginia Beach Vanity Plate
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The Drop
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7% |
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Slaughter Of The Insole
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Ink Pen Shopping Spree
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10% |
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Penn Cove Muscles
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20% |
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Dave from Plymouth Meeting, PA |  |
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Jan 24 2007 |
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I had read plenty about this band going into this cd. Their EP rec'd quality reviews in many different zines, leaving each reviewer clamoring for more output. And of course the comparisons to Kid Dynamite peaked my curiousity. Before I go on, let me say 1st that Kid Dynamite resides in a category all by themselves, and I have serious doubts any future band will be able to have the effect on the scene that they did. So if you can set that fact aside while you listen to the Shook Ones, this is a quality cd. The songs are fast, melodic, and catchy, and a number of them will get you hitting the repeat button time and time again. They do have hints of Kid D in there, some LI hardcore, and even a little old school Dag Nasty. Good stuff.
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Ian from Bryn Mawr, PA |  |
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Jan 21 2007 |
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I heard about this band through listening to Kid Dynamite, and believe it or not, they lived up to the hype. This album goes a mile a minute, and does melodic hardcore justice. Whether or not you've heard them yet, check them out, you won't regret it.
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