Against Me

Now I haven't the entire album, or this review would be in a different place entirely. However, I gotta say, I wonder why Stunt Rock was so hard on himself over his work under this name. A lot of Stunt Rock's works around this time were plagued by either a childish sense of humor or an attempt to offend as many people as possible, but the songs I've heard on this one are different. This shows another side of Stunt Rock. They bring to mind someone clearing out their garage, only to find an old recording they haven't touched in years and put it on and listen. The songs he wrote under this name are very beautiful, but also very sad. I wish I could get more of this stuff, but he hasn't printed this in a long while...