This is a 38-minute, mini-masterpiece of garage-punk bravado that allows the heady sound of the Gore Gore Girls to not so gently bleed into your ears.   Full text...

They play beautiful noise: Lo-fi, full-on garage-punk. Sung, screamed, or shouted, depending on what the song calls for.  Full text...

Yet militantly post-feminist. Retro-punk, garage, all that. But more harmonious, almost innocently rock 'n' roll sometimes. They even do a Phil Spector song. We all know how he turned out. They'd probably date him.  Full text...

On Get The Gore, Gore Gore Girls walk a fine line between affected self-awareness and the distillation of some of rock music's cherished moments: rockabilly, 60's girl groups (such as The Shangri-Las and The Ronettes), and Motor-City jam-kickers (a la MC5 and The Stooges). With mini-dresses and knee high boots, the girls wear their allegiances on the outside, meaning nothing's too surprising on the inside of Get The Gore.   Full text...