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    The Phantom Tollbooth 2001/All Wound Up
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    All Wound Up

    Hero

    (2001)

    Reviewed by Michial Farmer

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    Label Tooth & Nail RecordsThe Phantom Tollbooth2001
    pop punkskate punk

    This is virtually indistinguishable from fellow Tooth & Nail punk band Off the Record--it's the exact same metal guitars and punk rhythms, with even less of a sense of melody. If you can't get enough of OTR, and can find the record on sale, it's probably worth your time. The rest of us will just keep praying that Tooth & Nail releases something new.

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    Decapolis 2001Reviewed by ChrisTooth and Nail is finally finding some better punk bands! Despite the cheesy colored hair and pop punk look, this band has the best Tooth and Nail punk release since Dogwood's "Building a Better Me". Unfortunately, despite great songwriting, good lyrics, and nice vocal harmonies, there is some of the overproduction that Tooth and Nail is accustomed to. The biggest evidence of this is the overuse…

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