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Smoke or FireSmoke or Fire: Prehistoric Knife Fight [7 inch]Prehistoric Knife Fight [7 inch] (2010)Fat Wreck Chords Reviewer Rating: 4 User Rating: Contributed by: JeloneJelone (others by this writer | submit your own) Three years after dropping the excellent This Sinking Ship, Smoke or Fire is finally serving up new tunes for the masses. Last week alone saw two new releases: Wasted Potential, an acoustic split between frontman Joe McMahon and the Lawrence Arms' Brendan Kelly, and Prehistoric Knife Fight, a two-so.
Three years after dropping the excellent This Sinking Ship, Smoke or Fire is finally serving up new tunes for the masses. Last week alone saw two new releases: Wasted Potential, an acoustic split between frontman Joe McMahon and the Lawrence Arms' Brendan Kelly, and Prehistoric Knife Fight, a two-song seven-inch and hopefully a preview of what to expect when the band's third full-length finally drops.
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this 7" was also recorded by Casey from Landmines I'm excited for this Should be good I'm excited to get my 7" don't get the avail comparison Thug person - Really? Then how come I keep seeing them? easily the "Blue Balls" record of the year. way too good to be way too short. if this is any inclination of whats to come with the new album, then i'm extremely excited. "Speak Easy" will easily become one of my favorite songs of theirs, it's intensely catchy and lyrically fulfilling. "Modesty" is tight, but i enjoyed hearing it live more than on this record. side A has been played about 40 times in one week and side B only about 1/4 that much. my only quams with the record is its too short, as mentioned above, and that the lyrics dont come with it. that's probably why i've listened to speak easy so much, its kinda hard to hear what he's saying at times but once you get it, it rules. Both of those show reviews are from 2008. It is now 2010. It's been a while. "while the band has toured pretty consistently since This Sinking Ship dropped" "SoF dishes out high-quality punk rock that meets somewhere between Lawrence Arms’ drunk-punk anthems and Avail’s Southern political awareness." pretty good, can't wait for the lp too short I agree with telegraphrocks, its pretty good, but I just want a new full length already. speak easy is fucking great I love it, can't wait for the new album, but I'd feel ripped off from my $3 if both of these songs are on it. Yeah, I'm a cheap bastard. Even before I clicked on the link, I knew what score this would be getting. I love this band; their Worker's Union EP is flawless. These songs are good, but not great. The first one starts off horribly but gets better. I prefer the second one, it sounds kinda like something from the WU EP in some ways. But both feel rushed and lack punch. I wonder what the deal is with the "Misconceptions..." lyric in Modesty being nearly identical to the one in Melatonin. Good, but needed another 10 songs. |
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I can't wait to see these guys at CMJ this year with Me First and the Gimme Gimme's, None More Black, Teenage Bottlerocket, Dead To Me, The Flatliners and Cobra Skulls. The Fat Wreck showcase is going to be sick!
Here's a list of the other bands playing: http://cmj2010.com/music/artists/