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    HM Magazine #86/Face Value
    Face Value — There's Always the Radio cover

    Face Value

    There's Always the Radio

    (2000)

    Reviewed by The Kern County Kid

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    Label Bettie Rocket RecordsHM Magazine #86November/December 2000
    pop punkpunk

    Growth is a wonderful thing. These musicians have taken their pop punk leanings and tightened everything down a bit. There's a little more variety from song to song than Never Stray, too. One treat is how they pay homage to Stryper with the opening riffs to "More Than A Man" in the song "Hatred." At times I wish they'd play faster, since their better hooks appear in the fast ones.

    Good, fun, but average.

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