Reviews of the latest punk/hardcore/screamo/emo CDs in 50 words or less from Chad Bowar.
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95-100: One of the best albums of the year (A+)
90-94: A (excellent)
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60-69: D (disappointing or below average)
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Skate-punk veterans No Use For A Name have been around since 1987, and have been releasing albums since 1993. Their latest is a diverse collection of punk, rock and pop with a variety of tempos. They write great songs, and deserve to break through to the next level.
posted by Chad Bowar @ 4:05 PM
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Bowar is a freelance music writer and the heavy metal editor for About.com, a New York Times company. He has written for Outburn, Amp, Loud Fast Rules, Caustic Truths, Snaggletooth, Explicity Intense and many other print and online publications.
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