Continuing in our effort to inject our readers with a shot of culture now and then, we here at the Reglar Wiglar are proud to introduce the first installment of the haiku record review. Classy, ain't it?
THE JUDAS FACTOR
Kiss Suicide
(Revelation)
EMOtive screamers
use big words for girl trouble
while thrashing metal
THE WEAKERTHANS
Left and Leaving
(Sub City)
poetic license
built to rock sad and lonesome
pretty, literate
POLARIS MINE
Lists Of Things
(Beatville)
serious and dark
blending of indie and punk styles
is polaris yours?
THE QUEERS
Beyone the Valley...
(Hopeless)
wanna-be Ramones
spewing same old lame tired crap
misanthropic punk
SPIVEYS
V
(DPG)
spastic Midwestern
bare-knuckled, ham-fisted chunks
gnarled and twisted
SAMARKIND/CLOUD
Pitchwheel/Wanker (semperlofi)
peripheral sounds
subliminal sabotage
split lo-fi head trip
MIRAH
You Think It's Like This But Really It's Like This
(K)
sweet and innocent
songs of lust and love
it's really like this
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