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    Pinhead Circus

    The Black Power of Romance

    (2001)

    Reviewed by Chris

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    Label BYO RecordsDecapolis2001
    hardcore punkpunk

    Where have I been? There's nothing better than finally hearing a band whose name you've known for years and realizing that you've been missing out all this time (and all your friends will soon be thanking you for introducing them to such great music)! Pinhead Circus has been around since 1988 and after hearing this record I'm going to go out and buy some of their older stuff. This is the record H2O wishes they could put out -- very similar in style but with more complicated guitar parts and song structures that make you sit up and listen closer, all the while retaining a great punk attitude. Strong vocals, and absolutely rocking songs. I'll be honest, I have 3 more songs to go on my first listening as I write this, and every minute that goes by I am more convinced Pinhead Circus will be on my list of favorite bands in a week's time. Buy this record, I can't stress it enough.

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