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Panthers
Released 2002

Sex Ed.
03:34
43 plays

Vandalist Committee of Public Safety
01:58
37 plays

We Are All Undesireables
02:11
36 plays

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- 1
- Vandalist Committee of Public Safety
- 01:58
- 37 plays

- 2
- We Are All Undesireables
- 02:11
- 36 plays

- 3
- A Panther Is a Motherfucker
- 02:17
- 28 plays

- 4
- Are You Down?
- 02:38
- 27 plays

- 5
- Sex Ed.
- 03:34
- 43 plays

- 6
- Up Against the Wall
- 02:34
- 19 plays

- 7
- Panthers! Pow! Pow! Pow!
- 01:52
- 19 plays

- 8
- Panthers Vs. the Automoton
- 02:27
- 31 plays

- 9
- Lies Are the New Truth
- 03:16
- 24 plays

- 10
- Snakes in the Soundsystem
- 02:11
- 17 plays

album review

While the idea of a "dadaist rock band" might leave some scratching their heads, the guys in Panthers offer a possible description of the term -- that of tightly woven, angular post-hardcore out of Washington, D.C. Their sound most resembles Fugazi, their spiritual, music, and geographic forefathers, surprisingly enough. This is a band about confrontation -- against authority, music, and art in general. MC5 in spirit but Ian MacKaye in sound, if you will. They even print a manifesto of sorts on the liner notes. Plenty of angular, dueling guitars, arrythyms, and shouted/angsty vocals(and tambourine) from Jayson Green. At one point -- the opening of the title track -- the two guitar lines of Justin Chearno and Kip Uhlhorn seemingly trip over each other. That's the majority of the album's sound, but a little diversity is offered up; "Up Against the Wall" is just cranked-up, hyperspeed punk rock. Fun for a listen or to feed to your 16-years-old-and-listening-to-Crass "anti-establishment" younger brother. ~ Jeremy Salmon, All Music Guide