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 If listening to Avril Lavigne is like going to McDonald’s, with the Ting Tings you go straight to the Japanese place folks.

 Many will denigrate or, worse, insult this album from the heights of presumed objectivity. In my opinion, it’s an honest CD of dishonest pop, and for the most part, it works.

The review compares The Ting Tings' debut album 'We Started Nothing' to trendy sushi, fresh but occasionally forgettable. It praises standout tracks like 'That’s Not My Name' for catchy indie-pop energy, while critiquing some tracks for losing momentum. Overall, it sees the album as a clever and honest pop record with urban flair, appealing to a fashion-conscious audience. Discover the playful energy and clever hooks of The Ting Tings' debut album—listen to 'We Started Nothing' today!

 Punk as it should be done, today.

 Loosen that tie knot and smile. What better album than this to do it?

The Lawrence Arms' album Oh! Calcutta! embodies punk rock as it should be today—raw, genuine, and full of energy. The reviewer highlights the album's simple yet infectious choruses, the dynamic between the two distinct vocalists, and how it refreshes listeners tired of over-intellectualized music. This short, powerful punk record lifts moods and brings back the joy of straightforward, enthusiastic music. Dive into The Lawrence Arms' Oh! Calcutta! and feel the raw punk energy that still rocks today!