Skate and Annoy Reviews

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Reviews: Miscellaneous, Toys

First of all, Tech Decks are still a thing. Based on my casual perusal of the toy aisles over the past 2 decades it appears they were in a slow decline from their heyday in the 2010’s, but they are still out there releasing new products beyond the endless release of popsicle stick graphics from […]

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Reviews: Music

This CD is part of an insane series of releases on Righteous Records, an imprint of Cherry Red dedicated to aching country, forgotten soul music and other strange exotica. This is one of 20 (so far) releases that archive 45 single found in the vast record collection of the Lux Interior and Posion Ivy. This […]

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Reviews: Miscellaneous

When your skateboarding culture website is more about the merch than the content, you spend a lot of time checking out posts of ways to trick yourself into thinking you are going to be able to make money. One of those places I frequent is Sticker Mule, but not for their stickers, actually. I use […]

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Reviews: Print, Skateboarding Books

Powerhouse BooksTrim Size: 7 3/4 x 10 1/4Page Count: 208ISBN: 9781576877869 I became aware of Quarter Snacks back in 2007 when I posted a pic of a random spot in NYC I found in the Anti-sit archives. Someone from New York either tipped them off or they were following Skate and Annoy. Remember, this was […]

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Reviews: Miscellaneous, Toys

This Back to the Future lego set started out as a Cuusoo Brick project. If you’re not familiar, it’s an online community of fan created Lego kits. If they get 10,000 likes in the community, they are considered for review and release by the Lego corporation. These Cuussoo winners typically come in a box that […]

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Reviews: Music Books, Print

Please Kill Me: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk, 20th Anniversary Edition By Legs McNeil and Gillian McCain Grove Press Original Release: 1996 20th Anniversary Edition: August, 2016 It’s hard to believe that there is a 20th anniversary edition of Please Kill Me, not because it doesn’t deserve it, but because, holy fuck, it’s been […]

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Reviews: Music

Band: Born Against Release: The Rebel Sound of Shit and Failure Release Date: 2003 Label: Kill Rock Stars The Rebel Sound of Shit and Failure is a compilation Born Against singles, EP’s, and maybe even some demos from 1989-1993. Honestly, I can’t be bothered to listen to this CD filled with intense, mostly generic hardcore. […]

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Reviews: Music

Band: The Beatings Release: The Heart, the Product, the Machine and the Asshole Release Date: 2003 Label: Midriff Records The Beatings are from Boston, and from what I read, were sort of indie darlings for a while. Well it’s over a decade after this was released and I’m cleaning out my basement, fulfilling all the […]

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Reviews: Music

Band: Silent Fate Album: The Autumn Machine Label: none! Web Site: silent-fate.com Bubblegum Grindcore? I don’t get or like grindcore, but even if I did, I’m pretty sure I’d still hate this record. These guys are talented musicians and all, but they seem to be having a hard time picking a genre. Some of the […]

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Reviews: Music

The Ruiners are your new favorite band. Sure this album is from 2003, and I’m just getting around to reviewing it now even though I bought it… so long ago. I accepted the Ruiners as my own personal savior after hearing the track Detroit Surfer Boy on the Resistance compilation. After listening to How’s That Grab Ya?, […]

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