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- Artist: The International Noise Conspiracy
- Album: Capitalism Stole My Virginity EP
- Label: G7 Welcoming Committee
- Year of Release: 2001
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- Reviewed by: dscanland on 2003-03-27
RecommendWith A New Morning, Changing Weather hitting an eager fanbase, The (International) Noise Conspiracy (or the powers that be making this such an ironic release) felt it necessary to bring out the first single as an EP. What you get with the Capitalism Stole My Virginity EP is the first single off of the album but more importantly you get 2 unreleased songs from this amazing band. Are the two extra tracks on here just throw away tracks? Hell no, in fact they are decent slabs of the Conspiracy’s stylistic take on their brand of rock ‘n’ roll. The tracks are called “Ever Feel Cheated?� and “United By Haircuts�. The (International) Noise Conspiracy is a very talented group of musicians. This release may be geared a little more towards their hardcore fans but casual listeners will find charm in their political statements they make here.
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on 2006-12-14 TobythePunk Said:
Imagine if The Dead Kennedys were an indie rock band: You've got The International Noise Conspiracy. They sound like The Stroke gone punk rock. Their music is up front and to the point, and they get their message across with ease. All their albums and singles are good, and this one is no exception. Usually, I'm not into indie rock much, but this is great.
Rating: 10/10
