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Crocodiles &bull; <i>Shitty Times Volume 3</i>

Crocodiles • Shitty Times Volume 3

This is the third release in a series of benefit cassette (and digital) releases, all featuring covers of music that is sometimes brazenly obscure, and this one is my favorite of the lot.

NOFX + Frank Turner &bull; <i>West Coast vs. Wessex</i>

NOFX + Frank Turner • West Coast vs. Wessex

Two very political acts, performing each other’s songs. NOFX is archetypically SoCal snot-nose punk, while Frank Turner is from a proud tradition of left-leaning UK strummers, but the songs fare well in any protester’s hands.

Spider Bags &bull; <i>Someday Everything Will Be Fine</i>

Spider Bags • Someday Everything Will Be Fine

Fast-forward punk, with the sort of edge that comes from the current DIY movement, and an unknown spice that makes the songs stand out from your standard barrage of fuzzed out chords and beats.

The Bronx &bull; <i>(V)</i>

The Bronx • (V)

Classic LA hardcore served up in a blaze. An aggressive release from an aggressive band.