Review: Backseat Virgins – Born Again

Posted on January 30, 2008 | 1 Comment

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Backseat Virgins - Born AgainIf bubblegum pop-punk that is filled with lotsa boy/girl vocal harmonies is your thing, then you totally gotta check out Born Again from Alabama’s Backseat Virgins. I can only describe them as something like a cross between The Queers, Squirtgun, and Teen Idols, but a little rawer and more lo-fi sound. You know, three chord pop punk with lyrics about girls and trying to get into their pants. Typical and not terribly original, but (at times) pretty damn catchy.

MP3 | Backseat Virgins – You And Me Born Again
MP3 | Backseat Virgins – Can’t Take It Born Again

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One Response to Review: Backseat Virgins – Born Again
  1. John William Davies
    January 31, 2008 | 3:04 pm

    Super Stuff.

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