A classic '90s ska-punk album showcasing the charm of twin vocals
Released in 1995 by MCA/510 Records, this work is considered a representative work by the female twin vocal ska-punk band Dance Hall Crashers, combining light beats with catchy melodies.
The pop harmonies created by the twin vocals of Elyse Rogers and Karina Deniké are layered over cutting guitars and bouncy ska beats, creating an album that captures the atmosphere of '90s US ska. While the album is full of up-tempo songs, the melodies themselves are easy to relate to, resulting in a light-hearted listen that combines hard rock with catchy elements. On classic tracks like "Lost Again," the vocals ride vibrantly over a tight rhythm section, creating an energetic piece that symbolizes the momentum of the ska-punk scene at the time.
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14 TRACKS:
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1)
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We Owe
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2)
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Shelley
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3)
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Don't Wanna Behave
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4)
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Queen For A Day
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5)
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Flyin
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6)
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Good For Nothin
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7)
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Buried Alive
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8)
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Sticky
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9)
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Too Late
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10)
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Go
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11)
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Enough
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12)
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Pictures
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13)
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Day Job
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14)
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So Sue Us
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