Some nice Riot Grrrl lo-fi music.
review
The good old one-sided 7" -- the stuff that record
collectors have a love/hate relationship with. On one hand, they're
cheap ("two dollars, do not pay more," as the cover reads) and
guaranteed to become a collectible item. On the other hand, the limited
wax space leaves enough room for only a song or two. In the case of this
split, both Bratmobile and the very-missed Tiger Trap share the A-side and can only provide the listener with two quick, cheaply recorded blips of lighthearted punk. Bratmobile
has more of an aggressive sound than their poppier counterparts; their
"Throwaway" contribution follows with their usual serving of minimal
guitar-drum-vocal combo while substituting the missing bass backing with
a "don't get on my bad side" attitude. Tiger Trap
ensues a fuller sound that's upbeat but mature at the same time. "Words
and Smiles" is another dish of their rainy spring day-sounding formula,
which is what makes this band so appealing in the first place.
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