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    HM Magazine #74
    HM Magazine #74/Taunt

    Taunt

    Untitled release

    Reviewed by Brian Vincent McGovern

    Label independentHM Magazine #74November 1998
    punk

    With a plethora of cool songs, Taunt comes close to impressing me. What impedes this is an unoriginal vocal (using a silly pseudo-Brit punk accent) and less then appealing melodies, accompanied with a lack of ability to recognize a consistent rhythm. Most of the disc is a mellow blend of pop and punk (with even a little poser-ska), like they're afraid to get too rowdy, and then there's "Victim of Society," where this band breaks loose, and settles into a more comfortable-sounding harder punk vocal. A few glitches, yeah, but let `em practice a while. To order, send $10: c/o Tonja Duncan, 185 Dabill Pl, Lima OH 45805

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