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    HM Magazine #97/The Thriftshop Junkies
    The Thriftshop Junkies — Dead Men Tell No Tales cover

    The Thriftshop Junkies

    Dead Men Tell No Tales

    (2002)

    Reviewed by Amanda Leas

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    Label Clumsy RecordsHM Magazine #97September/October 2002
    pop punkska punk

    Any band that makes a concept album about pirates is begging for attention. The Thriftshop Junkies' Dead Men Tell No Tales is speed punk-pop with vague ska/reggae intonations and lyrics about sailing the high seas and searching for buried treasures. In all seriousness, the T-Town, WA band is a somber, stoic thrift core band. Thrift core is the art of shopping like a cheapskate, of course, and actually has nothing to do with music, but grab your skateboard and goof off with the Thriftshoppers.

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