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Gameface

Every Last Time (1999)
Revelation Records

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Contributed by: Scott
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Published on April 13th 2001

Man, talk about genre-crossing. We need to think of a good word that describes emo and punk together. Anywhoo, Gameface rocks. This band is finally catching on with a lot of people, so I hear, and it's about damn time. They flawlessly lay down catchy vocals and not-too-difficult drumming with intricate guitar rhythms and crazy bass lines, making you guess whether these kids wear old sweaters and geeky glasses, or chain wallets and Vans. Pop-punk? Emo? Some wild, wacky, new word that has yet to be invented by yours truly (I'm sort of leaning towards 'puemo')? Either way, the CD is really good, and you need to check them out, pronto.
[taken from A different kind of greatness webzine]

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bytheslice (September 6, 2007)

I really love the "Cupcakes" e.p. these guys put out.

jacktheskipper (December 4, 2002)

So for everyone who likes this record and misses a little bit of Punk in here, head for your record store now and get the Three to get ready record by Gameface it`s so amazing, they never will write a song as good as Day in june again ...

Anonymous (May 25, 2002)

Gameface is THE best thing to come out of California as far as punk/rock goes. I wish Always On was reviewed on here... but that's ok.

Gameface is terribly under-rated... everyone needs to experience the beauty of this band.

Thank the Lord for G-face. :D