Judging by the names of the bands we've reviewed today, I can only surmise that today is POSITIVE MONDAY!

First, Rich Cocksedge dives into the new LP from Dead Dog, Precious Child:

The band could best be described as a blend of fuzzed up pop-punk put through a shredder to add some sharp edges. All this added to a distinctly loose and freewheeling lo-fi approach provides for an enjoyable eight tracks.

Read Rich's review of Dead Dog's Precious Child right here.

Then, reader strumz takes us back to 2002 with a look at Infest's No Man's Slave:

And No Man's Slave is no less than you would expect from a hardcore album: loud, hard, fast and angry, without solos or frills. The first 18 songs clock in at just under 11 minutes, delivering a powerful onslaught of insanely fast power chord progressions with the occasional slower passage.

Read strumz' review of Infest's No Man's Slave right here.

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