Juno985

This record is silly, goofy music for goobers with leftist punk messaging. Playfully pulling together early pop punk (i.e., Descendents;) ska, and 'They Might Be Giants' nerd rock, The Dead Milkmen, create a surprisingly consistent and fun listen. Soul Rotation is nothing profound or innovative, but it isn't trying to be; the charm of this album is the only thing it needs to be worthwhile. I highly recommend giving it a shot; it's a grand old time.

This is as close to the second coming of Christ as we're gonna get. Cobain's guttural screams and otherworldly guitar tone combine to form a life-changing religious experience. The first time Scentless Apprentice graced my ears, I transcended a level of beinghood. Forget the cock and bull stories told in the Holy Bible; for on the 7th day, god created Nirvana.

The car won't start and I'm being very loud about it

Big guitar sound. Slightly unconventional vocals. This is all Juno needs.