If I saw either of these bands at a festival or something, I'd probably enjoy it for about ten minutes and then go get an ostrich burger. I would feel satisfied that I had allowed myself to fully experience all aspects of the local color. (YES, I am a good person. Ahh.) Anyway, I used to like bands like this, but not to the point that you'd know it by looking at me. I figure I saved a lot of money on tattoo removal, if nothing else. If this stuff rocks your world, pick it up. Just be prepared to sell it 7 or 8 years from now. Falling Sickness: C; Dysentary: C
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Decapolis 1999Reviewed by ConradFalling Sickness is fast angry music with metal guitars. They can play well, but I'm just not into them. Dysentary is the better of the bands by far. No metal and more punkish. Really really angry but done well. Really really tight. Crazy kickin drums. I would like to see how these guys were live. Falling Sickness: D+; Dysentary: B- CDecapolis 1999Reviewed by TomThis is the 5th release from the new side label for Hopeless Records called Sub City. Sub City is a label whose main goal is to help punk rock make a positive difference in the world around us through helping out various organizations. What they do is donate a certain amount of money from each CD sale to various organizations that are picked by both the label and the bands. For this release a…Similar sounding releases
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