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The Chargers Street Gang Holy The Bop Apocalypse (Get Hip, Inc.) By: Alex Steininger

Sweaty, beer-stained garage rock that screams punk ferocity from every note. The Chargers Street Gang's Holy The Bop Apocalypse, recorded by none other than Tim Kerr, is a dynamite explosion of rock music from a quintet hell-bent on infecting the minds of the sane and bringing them over to the insane side.Twelve tracks and forty-one minutes of loud, partying garage fury to wet your whistle, The Chargers Street Gang make the most of every minute, not wasting a second, as they scream over the guitars, with the rhythm section slaying the background. Restless and relentless, this is what garage rock should embody. I'll give it an A.
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