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SoCal's Parishioners: The Big Blast From SoCal! cassette
Latest from these SoCal punks playing raw and catchy hardcore in that classic OC style.
Our take: This is the second tape weāve carried from Orange Countyās Socalās Parishioners, and it picks up where the last one left off with more classic-sounding OC-style punk tunes. What I like about SoCalās Parishioners is how theyāre able to craft raw and hooky songs without sounding like either a hardcore band or a pop-punk band. Instead, they nail the sound of bands like the Simpletones, early Social Distortion, Agent Orange, China Whiteā¦ bands that were still writing pop songs, but infused with a thuggish swagger that would serve you well hanging out at a locals-only spot in a run-down SoCal beach town (Iām guessingā¦ I grew up on a farm in rural Virginia). They build all the songs around big vocal hooks, but Iām partial to the slower track āBikini Atollā that ends the tape. After two tapes, I think SoCalās Parishioners have proven their mettle, so letās hope the next thing we hear from this band is on vinyl.
Our take: This is the second tape weāve carried from Orange Countyās Socalās Parishioners, and it picks up where the last one left off with more classic-sounding OC-style punk tunes. What I like about SoCalās Parishioners is how theyāre able to craft raw and hooky songs without sounding like either a hardcore band or a pop-punk band. Instead, they nail the sound of bands like the Simpletones, early Social Distortion, Agent Orange, China Whiteā¦ bands that were still writing pop songs, but infused with a thuggish swagger that would serve you well hanging out at a locals-only spot in a run-down SoCal beach town (Iām guessingā¦ I grew up on a farm in rural Virginia). They build all the songs around big vocal hooks, but Iām partial to the slower track āBikini Atollā that ends the tape. After two tapes, I think SoCalās Parishioners have proven their mettle, so letās hope the next thing we hear from this band is on vinyl.
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SoCal's Parishioners: The Big Blast From SoCal! cassette
SoCal's Parishioners: The Big Blast From SoCal! cassette
Latest from these SoCal punks playing raw and catchy hardcore in that classic OC style.
Our take: This is the second tape weāve carried from Orange Countyās Socalās Parishioners, and it picks up where the last one left off with more classic-sounding OC-style punk tunes. What I like about SoCalās Parishioners is how theyāre able to craft raw and hooky songs without sounding like either a hardcore band or a pop-punk band. Instead, they nail the sound of bands like the Simpletones, early Social Distortion, Agent Orange, China Whiteā¦ bands that were still writing pop songs, but infused with a thuggish swagger that would serve you well hanging out at a locals-only spot in a run-down SoCal beach town (Iām guessingā¦ I grew up on a farm in rural Virginia). They build all the songs around big vocal hooks, but Iām partial to the slower track āBikini Atollā that ends the tape. After two tapes, I think SoCalās Parishioners have proven their mettle, so letās hope the next thing we hear from this band is on vinyl.
Our take: This is the second tape weāve carried from Orange Countyās Socalās Parishioners, and it picks up where the last one left off with more classic-sounding OC-style punk tunes. What I like about SoCalās Parishioners is how theyāre able to craft raw and hooky songs without sounding like either a hardcore band or a pop-punk band. Instead, they nail the sound of bands like the Simpletones, early Social Distortion, Agent Orange, China Whiteā¦ bands that were still writing pop songs, but infused with a thuggish swagger that would serve you well hanging out at a locals-only spot in a run-down SoCal beach town (Iām guessingā¦ I grew up on a farm in rural Virginia). They build all the songs around big vocal hooks, but Iām partial to the slower track āBikini Atollā that ends the tape. After two tapes, I think SoCalās Parishioners have proven their mettle, so letās hope the next thing we hear from this band is on vinyl.
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SoCal's Parishioners: The Big Blast From SoCal! cassetteā
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Latest from these SoCal punks playing raw and catchy hardcore in that classic OC style.
Our take: This is the second tape weāve carried from Orange Countyās Socalās Parishioners, and it picks up where the last one left off with more classic-sounding OC-style punk tunes. What I like about SoCalās Parishioners is how theyāre able to craft raw and hooky songs without sounding like either a hardcore band or a pop-punk band. Instead, they nail the sound of bands like the Simpletones, early Social Distortion, Agent Orange, China Whiteā¦ bands that were still writing pop songs, but infused with a thuggish swagger that would serve you well hanging out at a locals-only spot in a run-down SoCal beach town (Iām guessingā¦ I grew up on a farm in rural Virginia). They build all the songs around big vocal hooks, but Iām partial to the slower track āBikini Atollā that ends the tape. After two tapes, I think SoCalās Parishioners have proven their mettle, so letās hope the next thing we hear from this band is on vinyl.
Our take: This is the second tape weāve carried from Orange Countyās Socalās Parishioners, and it picks up where the last one left off with more classic-sounding OC-style punk tunes. What I like about SoCalās Parishioners is how theyāre able to craft raw and hooky songs without sounding like either a hardcore band or a pop-punk band. Instead, they nail the sound of bands like the Simpletones, early Social Distortion, Agent Orange, China Whiteā¦ bands that were still writing pop songs, but infused with a thuggish swagger that would serve you well hanging out at a locals-only spot in a run-down SoCal beach town (Iām guessingā¦ I grew up on a farm in rural Virginia). They build all the songs around big vocal hooks, but Iām partial to the slower track āBikini Atollā that ends the tape. After two tapes, I think SoCalās Parishioners have proven their mettle, so letās hope the next thing we hear from this band is on vinyl.
