The quality keeps pouring in from the music reviewer over at
NONzine. Here's
yet another great piece, this time on the debut album from the punk band
Thomas Function (
pictured) and the latest from the
Karl Denson Trio. By the way, if you haven't heard of the young guns Thomas Function up until this point, you are now officially without excuse. They are just about the perfect modern blend of '70s punk and new wave, and they are not to be missed.
[Photo courtesy of Alive Records.]
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The quality keeps pouring in from the music reviewer over at NONzine. Here's yet another great piece, this time on the debut album from the punk band Thomas Function (pictured) and the latest from the Karl Denson Trio. By the way, if you haven't heard of the young guns Thomas Function up until this point, you are now officially without excuse. They are just about the perfect modern blend of '70s punk and new wave, and they are not to be missed.
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