Bums Lie – “Why lie it’s for beer.” – Reggae Ska white boys that sound like they hit the ganja a little too hard, fell a sleep at the bong, and woke up pretending to be Sublime. They’re really isn’t much more to say, Bums Lie sounds like a Bro-core Sublime tribute band that plays at the local frat house. If you’re into Sublime, Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Reel Big Fish, when then you will love Bums Lie. If you don’t like Sublime than keep it moving motherfuckers.
Bums Lie – “Why lie it’s for beer.”
October 14, 2009 by: Jonny TaintLeave a Reply
Seeing Stars
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Old Wives – “See you in Hell” (Self Released) (read) -
The Varsity Weirdos – “Can’t Go Home” (It’s Alive Records) (read) -
Beantown Boozehounds – “Pour Another Round” (Sailors Grave Recor (read) -
That’s Incredible – “Self Titled 7 inch” (It’s Alive Records) (read) -
Flobots – “Survival Story” (Who Cares) (read) -
The Snookys – “Set the world on fire” (Make Believe Records) (read) -
Rough On Rats – “Self Titled EP” (Self Released) (read) -
Resolder – “Everybody In Between” (Self Released) (read) -
Dirty Filthy Mugs – “All Yobs In” – (DC Jam Records) (read) -
The Atom Age – “Kill Surf City” – (Solidarity Recordings) (read) -
Sex Wing Starfighter – “Same Old Hope” (read) -
The Senti-Mentals – “Steve’s the cool guy” (read) -
Forget My Name – “Bruised, Broken & Alive” (read) -
The Mcrackins – “It ain’t over easy” (Wolverine Records) (read) -
Unbelievers – “The Guts & The Gory” (read) -
Johnny Roastbeef – “Songs from the Sack” (read) -
New York Taxi –“the calm before the…” (read) -
Rad Company – “Carnivals” (read) -
Fool for Glory – “Pressin’ On” (read) -
Now Again – “Now Again“ (read)
