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    HM Magazine #86/Johnny Respect
    Johnny Respect — Demographics cover

    Johnny Respect

    Demographics

    (2000)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

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    Label New Pop RecordsHM Magazine #86November/December 2000
    emopower poppunkrockabilly

    You already know these guys, who are in-between deals at the moment. Less rockabilly, more electric emo pop. I like the change!

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    Decapolis June 2002Reviewed by Matt ModrichJohnny Respect, the Michigan three-piece punk band, is back with their third release the three-song EP "Demographics." It's their first release on New Pop Records, which is most likely an indie label started by the band. Their previous two albums were released on Bulletproof Records. The first song on "Demographics" is "New Pop," which is definitely something new for Johnny Respect. It sounds…

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