Very basic but driving punk on five of the six tracks. Lyrics are explicitly political a la DOA (Joey Shithead produced this disk), delivered with snarled vocals. Good to see this band back again.
A much-improved and thrashed-out line-up of AGENT 86 here. Mike Briggs and Co. maintain their dedication to rebellion and the scene, delivering eight ripping tunes. Thin production does detract a bit, but it’s still worth it.
A five-song job that really does it! Most of AGENT 86’s material is raunchy garage punk, but there are also a couple of thrashers. This group has been struggling in the wilds of far northern California for a while now, and it’s gratifying to see that their efforts have finally paid off. Get their zine Counterpeace, too.
Nifty garage punk from the real Northern California. Some of it’s fast and some of it’s slow, but all their material shows potential. “Raygunomics” is a definite classic.
