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    Suicide Note

    Too Sick To Dance

    (2004)

    Reviewed by Chaz Murphy

    Discogs
    Label Ferret RecordsDecapolisNovember 2004
    hardcorepost-hardcorepunk

    My apologies go to Suicide Note (Ferret) because when I first got this album I got them confused with Suicide File (Indecision). I was utterly confused when I first put in this album until my slow brain finally caught up with the reality of the situation. Onward and upward with this review.

    Too Sick To Dance is Suicide Note's second album and by far the only thing I've ever heard of them. I really don't have all that much to base my opinion off of. I found their music to be intriguing but overall not amazingly good. They blend a number of genres together to make their sound unique and original so I have to give them that. At times it's chaotic and gritty and other times there is a pretty good amount of snotty pop appeal. A little bit of metal and a little bit of punk and a dash of hardcore and dab of dance infection.

    It was produced well and all that jazz but I just couldn't find myself falling in love just admiring the view at certain points.

    2.5/4

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