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Destroy To Create

The Flatliners

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You may think there's no such thing as exciting ska-punk anymore (if there ever was), and no one's going to fault you for that. But if that's your attitude, then you owe it to yourself to give the Flatliners a listen. While most bands of this type take the manic-and-goofy approach, wearing funny hats and playing funny horns, the Flatliners are dead serious. That means that this album, their first, could have been really embarrassing. Instead it boasts a sound that belies the quartet's tender years and bodes very well for the future. Chris Cresswell doesn't exactly sing, but he doesn't exactly just yell, either -- his voice falls somewhere between Tim Armstrong's five-pack-a-day croak and Jello Biafra's dramatic tremolo, and while the songs don't boast much in the way of singalong melodies, there's a catchiness to the hardcore-inflected minor key guitar parts that keeps the band's headlong rush from getting tiresome. Highlight tracks include the supersonic "Public Service Announcement" and the absolutely brilliant "Macoretta Boozer," a cry of despair disguised as a snide putdown of a drunken acquaintance. The ska backbeats come across as something of an afterthought when they come up at all, scattered randomly throughout what is otherwise just one of the best and most tightly disciplined hardcore albums of the year. Very highly recommended.

© Rick Anderson /TiVo

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The Flatliners

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1
Intro Explicit
00:00:32

The Flatliners, MainArtist - Paul Ramirez, Composer - Scott Brigham, Composer - Christopher Cresswell, Composer - Jonathan Darbey, Composer

2004 PWC Recordings 2004 PWC Recordings

2
Fred's Got Slacks Explicit
00:02:29

The Flatliners, MainArtist - Paul Ramirez, Composer - Scott Brigham, Composer - Christopher Cresswell, Composer - Jonathan Darbey, Composer

2004 PWC Recordings 2004 PWC Recordings

3
There's A Problem Explicit
00:01:56

The Flatliners, MainArtist - Paul Ramirez, Composer - Scott Brigham, Composer - Christopher Cresswell, Composer - Jonathan Darbey, Composer

2004 PWC Recordings 2004 PWC Recordings

4
Public Service Announcement Explicit
00:01:16

The Flatliners, MainArtist - Paul Ramirez, Composer - Scott Brigham, Composer - Christopher Cresswell, Composer - Jonathan Darbey, Composer

2004 PWC Recordings 2004 PWC Recordings

5
Bad News Explicit
00:03:53

The Flatliners, MainArtist - Paul Ramirez, Composer - Scott Brigham, Composer - Christopher Cresswell, Composer - Jonathan Darbey, Composer

2004 PWC Recordings 2004 PWC Recordings

6
My Hands Are Tied Explicit
00:02:30

The Flatliners, MainArtist - Paul Ramirez, Composer - Scott Brigham, Composer - Christopher Cresswell, Composer - Jonathan Darbey, Composer

2004 PWC Recordings 2004 PWC Recordings

7
Gullible Explicit
00:03:10

The Flatliners, MainArtist - Paul Ramirez, Composer - Scott Brigham, Composer - Christopher Cresswell, Composer - Jonathan Darbey, Composer

2004 PWC Recordings 2004 PWC Recordings

8
Scumpunch Explicit
00:03:07

The Flatliners, MainArtist - Paul Ramirez, Composer - Scott Brigham, Composer - Christopher Cresswell, Composer - Jonathan Darbey, Composer

2004 PWC Recordings 2004 PWC Recordings

9
I Am Abandoned Explicit
00:03:04

The Flatliners, MainArtist - Paul Ramirez, Composer - Scott Brigham, Composer - Christopher Cresswell, Composer - Jonathan Darbey, Composer

2004 PWC Recordings 2004 PWC Recordings

10
Macoretta Boozer Explicit
00:03:17

The Flatliners, MainArtist - Paul Ramirez, Composer - Scott Brigham, Composer - Christopher Cresswell, Composer - Jonathan Darbey, Composer

2004 PWC Recordings 2004 PWC Recordings

11
Broken Bones Explicit
00:03:16

The Flatliners, MainArtist - Paul Ramirez, Composer - Scott Brigham, Composer - Christopher Cresswell, Composer - Jonathan Darbey, Composer

2004 PWC Recordings 2004 PWC Recordings

12
Quality Television Explicit
00:02:55

The Flatliners, MainArtist - Paul Ramirez, Composer - Scott Brigham, Composer - Christopher Cresswell, Composer - Jonathan Darbey, Composer

2004 PWC Recordings 2004 PWC Recordings

13
Do Or Die Explicit
00:04:12

The Flatliners, MainArtist - Paul Ramirez, Composer - Scott Brigham, Composer - Christopher Cresswell, Composer - Jonathan Darbey, Composer

2004 PWC Recordings 2004 PWC Recordings

14
What The Hell Happened To You Explicit
00:02:45

The Flatliners, MainArtist - Paul Ramirez, Composer - Scott Brigham, Composer - Christopher Cresswell, Composer - Jonathan Darbey, Composer

2004 PWC Recordings 2004 PWC Recordings

Albumbeschreibung

You may think there's no such thing as exciting ska-punk anymore (if there ever was), and no one's going to fault you for that. But if that's your attitude, then you owe it to yourself to give the Flatliners a listen. While most bands of this type take the manic-and-goofy approach, wearing funny hats and playing funny horns, the Flatliners are dead serious. That means that this album, their first, could have been really embarrassing. Instead it boasts a sound that belies the quartet's tender years and bodes very well for the future. Chris Cresswell doesn't exactly sing, but he doesn't exactly just yell, either -- his voice falls somewhere between Tim Armstrong's five-pack-a-day croak and Jello Biafra's dramatic tremolo, and while the songs don't boast much in the way of singalong melodies, there's a catchiness to the hardcore-inflected minor key guitar parts that keeps the band's headlong rush from getting tiresome. Highlight tracks include the supersonic "Public Service Announcement" and the absolutely brilliant "Macoretta Boozer," a cry of despair disguised as a snide putdown of a drunken acquaintance. The ska backbeats come across as something of an afterthought when they come up at all, scattered randomly throughout what is otherwise just one of the best and most tightly disciplined hardcore albums of the year. Very highly recommended.

© Rick Anderson /TiVo

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