In "Teenage Dirtbag," a geek-fantasy single from the geek-fantasy movie Loser, the whining narrator's secret cool self is rewarded when his dream girl confesses that she, too, has an inner dirtbag. That's the flava through Wheatus' trim ten numbers of fast-paced pop with slashing thrash edges. The singer's nasal voice is both smart alecy and less annoying than Offspring but more than Reef. Despite a beautiful cover of Erasure's "A Little Respect," there is little to inspire listener commitment because taxi drivers here aren't as heinous as jocks are back in the states'. Geek sympathy never quite cut the mustard in Europe.
DeejaysDJ Joel with soul...Sunday, 09 November 2008 | Tereza NavaraWhen I accidentaly got to Roxy a month ago, while the festival Zen was on I had to change my opinion about the party mentioned as I got to experience something really incredible. Click to Continue...
BandsBushmenWednesday, 09 September 2009 | Joe Bodia
It may sound strange to most that a reggae band would sprout from an eclectic scene that is dominated by the top 40s and the international arena at large...
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Sounds likeRONIN EPTuesday, 18 November 2008 | Adeline Loh
Somewhere, somehow, amidst a perceived local musical poverty, emerges Ronin, a rock band that's so unapologetic about their legacy, they've bolted as far as they could from the banal masses. Their debut EP, produced by studio maestro Leonard... Click to Continue...
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When I accidentaly got to Roxy a month ago, while the festival Zen was on I had to change my opinion about the party mentioned as I got to experience something really incredible.
It may sound strange to most that a reggae band would sprout from an eclectic scene that is dominated by the top 40s and the international arena at large...
