I've tried to think of several ways to describe this cd and nothing i think of can really hit the nail on the head, so i'll just break it down the best i can. It is like a psychedelic reggae dub hip hop sound. If any part of that description appeals to you i say go for it. It is really nothing at all like no-ca$h, except for the jamaican mucical influence, which is quite obscure in no-ca$h but extremely prevalent here. The intro is useless, #2 is a sound collage two-part song, the first part being a mellow rap and the second being a reggae groove. #3 is a trippy reggae/rap song with a weird ghost-like chant with drums in the middle of it. Song four is like a funky horror-show ska tune. Track 5 has a piano riff that reminds me of sweet home alabama(the song, im from pa) and mc devlin raps over that with some really weird ass lyrics and the last song is like an odd rap song that is kinda hard for me to explain, except for the fact that the chorus reminds me of a mo-town song a little bit. The lyrics thus far are mostly non-sense as far as i can tell, so either they are unpenetrably poetic or they are just words that sound really cool togther and for some reason get stuck in your head. This music has been lodged in my brain since i first listened to this a week ago and is probably altering its chemistry as we speak. I really dont know what else to say about this even though feel really compelled to say more. Ummmmmmmmm, buy it.

Milk, Milk, Lemonade, around the Corner fudge is made. If you like, or ever have liked against me! and want to buy a dvd well this is probably something you should buy. Otherwise you wouldn't really be reading this would you? After they signed to a major label some of the content of this dvd may seem like BS, but that is only if you are naive. It gives a good view of the pressure major labels put on them as well as how they spend their time on touring as well as some views on what their live show is like. I would recommend this for people.

Make no mistake here, this is in no way punk rock. Now that 98 % of all people who started reading this are gone, let us continue the review.This is some great stripped down dub reggae with a little bit of rock steady ska here and there. It is a great album to just relax or chill out to(however you may choose do so). The harmony singing is amazingly done on here, and as far as canadiens go the lead singer of this band is almost dead-on to Bob Marley's singing style (nix the jamaican slang and accent). Also some pretty good driving music. If you are a fan of Bob Marley, and not just because he is a pot-culture icon but because you actually like reggae music,then you will probably enjoy this album very much.

Well to start off, comparing this band to leftover crack or cv would be kind of unfair, because their particular sound, although definetly influenced by loc, is much too original to have them grouped in as a crack rock steady group. This CD is pretty amazing though. Pretty bad ass songwriting. The way they arrange some songs is pretty funny, but that doesn't take away from the music at all. They write some crazy good ska riffs and blend them together with the sounds of ealier hardcore punk. The harcore punk they play would usually be too much for me to handle, but they blend the two toghether so well it doesn't bother me at all! Another great thing is that they are a serious politically angled punk band, put they dont take themselves seroiusly at all (somewhat). They even throw some nice touches of hip-hop elements into a song or two (or three). Definetly for fans of loc, cv, suicide machines, and AAA(especially their ealier stuff).Probably the best ska album of '06 so far.These guys, and one girl, should have a good career ahead of them, that is as long as homeland security doen't off them first.

Welcome to the page of the most under-rated cd on Interpunk. Seriously, this cd is goddam orgasmic from start to "finish". These guys are pretty talented and they write incredible songs. Lots of energy, lots of fun, lots of ska and some other stuff thrown in to kill yo' mama. And if that wasn't enough, well... i guess that's too bad b/c that is all there is. So if you're not an elitist asshole you would probably enjoy this cd, otherwise you would probably prefer some caviar or whatever it is that you elitist assholes like.

Well I guess Fat Mike wanted to bash jesus and hippies on this one, but with only six songs, well there just isn't enough time. But after an astute connection NoFX realized they could kill two birds with one stone(and thats just the cover art). 1 song about being "religous" drunks+one song about upper class liberals borderlinig communist(hypocrites?)+a song about jesus(cover song)+A politically in-electric middle-finger+a song about nofx being old+another song about jesus, but this time penned by the fat man= A great EP from Nofx

Perhaps it is just the comparison of Steal Yer Heart's cover to Sex Objects' cover, but I can't say I get as pumped when I listen to this release as I do for sex objects. None the less, it is still a great album, just not compared to the Breifs last release. Plenty of catchy but hard pop songs and cheeky none-sensical lyrics,as well as some lrics with a message or a point. I would say the top three songs on here are better then the best three from SEx objects, but once again, as a whole SO is better. I hope i've helped

Good fuckin' album. The music is in no way like OPIV, except for the fact that it's mostly ska based. The lyrics are just as good as OPIV lyrics(the same person is writing them after all), but they deal more with day to day problems and thoughts, more so than general human politics. Like i said it's still ska, but it's a more slow and relaxing ska and instead off blazing punk rock the ska is backed by a general rock and roll sound.

If you think you might like this, you will. If you're not sure if you'll like this, buy it and find out.

This was a total impulse purchase and i didn't know what to expect. I frankly, dont like it at all. I'm not a fan of this type of hardcore and the reggae songs were really weak. If you like early new york hardcore and bands like minor threat you could get into this, but i dont give any guarentees b/c im generally an idiot. I do, for some reason really like the song "Pay to Come". Dont let the Rastafarian colors fool you!