Disgusteens & The Queers - Split Disc From Japan And USA

Review by EdaNûr Yeşilbaş

The Split Disc From Japan And USA by Disgusteens & The Queers is a high-energy and entertaining album that showcases the best of punk rock from both sides of the Pacific. The album features four tracks from each band, with the Disgusteens bringing their own brand of catchy and energetic punk rock, while The Queers offer up their signature blend of pop-punk and garage rock.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Disgusting", which is a fast-paced and catchy tune that perfectly captures the spirit of the Disgusteens. The band's high-energy and raw sound is also on full display on tracks like "I'm a Pig" and "I'm a Boy".

Meanwhile, The Queers offer up some of their most infectious and memorable tracks, including "I Can't Get Over You" and "Born to Do Dishes". The band's knack for writing catchy pop-punk hooks is evident throughout the album, and their signature blend of punk rock and classic rock influences is sure to please fans of both genres.

Summary by EdaNûr Yeşilbaş

the Split Disc From Japan And USA by Disgusteens & The Queers is a must-listen for fans of punk rock and garage rock. The album is full of high-energy and infectious tunes that are sure to get listeners moving and singing along.