FlipSide Magazine has just reviewed
Pass Out.
They say:
When the f*ck was
this recorded? I’d really like to know, ‘cause it sounds like it’s from
the late 70’s/early 80’s.Nineteen songs from a band that are all over the
place stylistically. Just when they seem like the ungodly side project of the
Vaselines, Lou Reed, and the Electric Eels, hardcore comes blasting through,
followed by something that would fit well on Doctor Demento, which in turn is
followed by a country-tinged song about being married in heaven with Jesus as
the best man.
In all, it’s a
really good record but the fact that’s is so diverse would probably put off
most narrow-minded punkers. I, however, feel obligated to give it a solid
recommendation. They just don’t make many bands this creative anymore.
Jimmy Alavarado.
Here's the back side of Pass Out.