Love Me Butch - Enter Posthuman

Enter Posthuman explodes out of its ambiguous shell with the brimming new metal of its first single. The start-stop vehemence of the 'The Protector', during the rapped verse clues us in on just how much emphasis the band's rhythm section (bassist Kevin Kong and skin-basher Winder Singh) places on tightness.



The album's cover theme renders itself on a vibe most akin to Chinese opera and Japanese kabuki culture. Accordingly, there's a whole song on the record dedicated in honor of such Eastern eccentricities, and it's aptly title, 'Asian Rock Anthem', but 'Never Ending Tunnel' is the true spine-tingling gem, and chances upon that rare second of sparkling, hands-to-the-sky Love Me Butch splendor.

Track listing:

1. The Protector
2. Never Ending Tunnel
3. Public Enemy
4. It's Over in Space
5. Just Started
6. Asian Rock Anthem
7. 1000 Words
8. Six
9. Not The One
10. Of All Our Love & Hate

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Love Me Butch - This Is The New Pop

This Is The New Pop
Year: 2005
Producer: Love Me Butch
Label: One Armed Productions

Love Me Butch was formed in 1998 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and plays a mix of post hardcore, emo and hard rock tunes. Heavy and melodic is the basis of their sound and front man Syarul Reza never fails to deliver catchy melodies on each choruses in the intense musical assault of guitarist, Wing Meng, bassist, Kevin Kong and drummer, Winder Singh.

TRACK LISTING:

1. Reconcile
2. Stumble Upon A Glass
3. Barricade
4. Dream Of My Own
5. Fortress Of A Million
6. Pitcher Of A Ghost
7. Hollywood Holiday
8. Embrace Yourselves
9. Bliss
10. Living In Disguise

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The Get Up Kids - Eudora

Eudora is The Get Up Kids' third full-length CD/LP. Released on November 27, 2001, it is a compilation of b-sides taken from vinyl, imports and compilations from Vagrant Records.

The CD contains a number of cover songs which had been recorded for singles or compilations. "Suffragette City" was originally recorded by David Bowie; "Close to Me" by The Cure; "Regret" by New Order, "Beer for Breakfast" by The Replacements; "Alec Eiffel" by The Pixies; "Impossible Outcomes" by The Metroschifter and "On With the Show" by Mötley Crüe. Also, 'Burned Bridges' is a complete re-working of the song "Harvest Of Maturity" by Coalesce, a band for which keyboardist James Dewees used to drum.

Track listing

1. "Up On The Roof" - 2:44
2. "Suffragette City" - 3:20
3. "Central Standard Time" - 3:23
4. "Close To Me" - 3:24
5. "Forgive And Forget" - 3:24
6. "Regret" - 5:00
7. "Beer For Breakfast" - 1:37
8. "Newfound Mass (2000)" - 4:24
9. "Alec Eiffel" - 3:01
10. "Impossible Outcomes" - 3:31
11. "On With The Show" - 3:36
12. "Ten Minutes" - 3:05
13. "Anne Arbour" - 3:29
14. "Burned Bridges" - 3:02
15. "I'm A Loner Dottie, A Rebel" - 2:55
16. "Shorty" - 3:24
17. "The Breathing Method" 4:44

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Taking back Sunday - Notes From the Past

Notes From the Past is a 2007 compilation of the band's first two albums, Tell All Your Friends and Where You Want To Be. It also includes two previously released b-sides.

Released	October 30, 2007
Genre	Alternative Rock
Label	Victory

Track Listing

Chapter 1

• You Know How I Do
• You're So Last Summer
• Ghost Man On Third
• Cute Without the 'E' (Cut from the Team)

Chapter 2

• A Decade Under the Influence
• Bonus Mosh pt. II
• This Photograph Is Proof (I Know You Know)
• Number Five With A Bullet
• One Eighty By Summer
• ...Slowdance On The Inside

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Armor For Sleep - Smile For Them

The name of the album is “Smile For Them” which when accompanied with the cover art would imply that Armor For Sleep is sending a message about the music scene. Ironically though when listening to the lyrics and the musical style of the record it would seem as if they are playing the same game all the other MTV bands are.

“Williamsburg” is incredibly catchy with musical hooks though out the entire song. The lyrics, however, make the song feel cheap, especially ones like “passed out, sleeping at your party, dreaming of leaving in the morning…”.

“Hold The Door” is probably one of the best songs on the record. It begins slower and with a darker tone but then jumps into a stadium rock chorus that is perfectly executed. The curiously intriguing lyrics in “Snow Globe” are something I wish was found though out the entire album rather than only a few select places. The song, although less than 2 minutes long, hits a sweet spot for the band.

“End of The World” appeared on the Transformers soundtrack earlier this year and was one of the first tastes for the new album. The song is a good representation of the overall album feel and style. If the song was something that caught your attention and something you loved, then this may be the record for you after all.
Some of the closing songs such as “Chemicals” and ” Stand In The Spotlight” fall on the generic sideline. The songs aren’t bad yet feel a little too much like filler or that the band wasn’t able to give them that extra something to make them stand out like they could.

Musically and lyrically there are hints of the bands stand up debut album but overall this album can be described as a guilty pleasure record. I haven’t lost faith that this band will put out the album most people know they are capable of, and when they do it will be one that people will be blown away by. This however, was not that record.

Track Listing

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			Song Title
		1.	Smile For The Camera
		2.	Williamsburg
		3.	Somebody Else's Arms
		4.	Hold The Door
		5.	Run Right Back In
		6.	Snow Globe
		7.	End Of The World
		8.	Stars In Your Eyes
		9.	Lullabye
		10.	Chemicals
		11.	My Saving Grace
		12.	Stand In The Spotlight

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