Kid Dynamite - Shorter Faster LouderShorter, Faster, Louder is a fine sophomore album, refining the aggression and intelligence of Kid Dynamite's debut while upping the adrenaline rush of the music ever so slightly. That said, all of the hallmarks in the band's East Coast hardcore punk sound are still very much in place. Fans who enjoyed the first album will undoubtedly relish this one too, especially in light of the unfortunate fact that it's Kid Dynamite's last just prior to Shorter,

This magnificent composition sounds undeniably like an affectionate homage to him

relying on a homemade double neck guitar/bass named Betty

"I approached the writing of this work from being in this moment in time - not necessarily looking back

This makes for a colorful and varied programme

Max kept up the pace with a series of smash singles

and powerful new music from reunited '80s new wave superstars

it stands as the defining document of their early studio work and the foundation of the long career that would follow

" Joel Chadabe encourages a solo percussionist to interact with an automated electronic system in "Echoes

but draws on disparate elements including Electronica/Electro

With Combobulated Rainey takes another giant step into the future

It was certified 2x platinum and one of Eric's biggest releases

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