Known to be a pure political Punk Rock band with brains as if these Victoria, British Columbia might be one of more finest Canadian right answers to the same "smart Punkers" scene next door on the US soils. NoMeansNo means the real thing with their Pop Jazzy and Hardcore mixed influences and huge amounts of ideas piling up into their clever lyrics about almost everything daily and up to dates from socio-politics, anti date-rape to more concerning agenda even thus hidden and secretly covered up conspiracy and smashing them all with this trio of Tom Holliston (guitar, vocals) and his compatriot - The Wright Brothers of Punk Rock: Jon (drums, backing vocals, keyboards) and Rob (bass, vocals) with the help from Brian Who Else their engineer for miraculously recorded this seventh album of NoMeansNo - The Worldhood of The World (As Such); which more sounded like a parody sarcastic joke over the wealthy international organizations like the United Nations or others corrupted malfunctions. The fast and slower crazy beats seems to be balanced in a very distinctive ways that must be so called later on to today as the prototype of Math Rock nowadays made by this brave pioneers from The Great Northern Land of the Maple leaves and this imperfect album must be then should definitely concluded into the Rebellious Hall of Blame for its anti-corporate rock performance and ideas in it. The more you listening to this album the more you will fascinated by how these trio managed to fixing the wrongly views of Punk Rock to come in right correctness as they're brought silly issues and lyrics into a highly mixing of powerful displays of tempo and super-beats in such an artistically hard way. From Angel or Devil, Humans, I've got a gun, My Politics, Victim's Choice, Predators or Tuck it away slowly will pull your might for seeing Punk Rock as just a boring three-chords music to excitements of slam-dance and mosh-pit into a better socio points of views ...Yaaarrrppp !!!
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