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Two feet on the ground – Sludgeworth Ignoring all their truly horrible songs which aren’t so much horrible but just weird and different, this is my least favourite Sludgeworth song. It’s a lot like yesterday’s song in that it is very boring and repetitive, without any effort for climax. It sounds like two parts lumped [...]

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Never Say Never

Never say never – Sludgeworth I think i’ve been misrepresenting things by holding Sludgeworth up to be one of the best ever yet most underated pop punk bands. By keeping them confined to the pop punk rubric. It’s the Screeching Weasel connection, and that they are indeed a pop punk band, but there is more [...]

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Only One

Only one – Sludgeworth The likeliness of me ever posting a song from that other, less discussed, dating, cringeworthy side of Sludgeworth – the slap bass, wah-wah, bro-chorus, bad funk side – is very small. Unless something horrible happens. Seriously, what went on there? Why, when you are writing some of the best pop punk [...]

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Over And Over

Over and over – Sludgeworth Is the “one. two. one two three four!” and those little pauses that happen before the chords the second time it progresses around just an unavoidable, reflexive convention every pop punk band must incorporate into a certain percentage of their songs, or a calculated affectation to humour us. They do [...]

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Only One

Only one – Sludgeworth It’s just really fascinating news, folks. Good night

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Anytime

Anytime – Sludgeworth You should have been cool like me and bought this record for AU$5 from Clint Shortfuse and his layover distro. That’s all i’m good for – finding good records no one else wants for cheap. It’s the only measure of worth i register on, really. Hey hey!

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Nearest one to stand behind – Sludgeworth That this band is all but forgotten about, or always seems on the verge of all but being forgotten about, is testament to the reward of being on the right record label, and, when finding yourself on the right record label, having your record remain in print. If [...]

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