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    HM Magazine #97/Antiskeptic
    Antiskeptic — Memoirs Of A Common Man cover

    Antiskeptic

    Memoirs Of A Common Man

    (2002)

    Reviewed by Jeffrey Ellinger

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    Label 88 Records / Toupee RecordsHM Magazine #97September/October 2002
    pop punkpop rock

    Is it pop-punk, is it rock, is it pop? Who cares. Australia's Antiskeptic plays that upbeat, snappy brand of music the kids love so much a la Relient K, Philmore, and Saves the Day. And I'll tell you what, these Aussies do this style of music right on their album, Memoirs Of A Common Man. Even if you detest all those pop-punkers you may find yourself singing along to these tunes. Antiskeptic likes to sing about girls, God, and you know, life in general. That may sound familiar, but who cares. I say if it ain't broke, then ... well, you know the rest. Antiskeptic has previously released an EP and a single, but you want the full-length. The album is released on 88 Records and Toupee Records (100% Australian Independent Record Company), and the best way to get your hands on it is to visit either ToupeeRecords.com or the band's website: www.Antiskeptic.com.au

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