Molasses Diablo (Kung Fu Records 2002)

First full-length recording made to surface by the Petaluma, CA Pop-Punk quartet emerging quite lesser-known at first before Tsunami Bomb doing their own shows including the infamous Vans Warped Tour as the line-up for their upcoming fame later on based on the according positive reviews from the Modern Rock media and more Punk-Rock magazines covered their stories up in flames as well as the band’s beauties members Emily hitehurst, Jay Northington, Matt McKenzie to Gabriel Lindeman to lesser additional names like Kate Jacobi or the founder Dominic Davi and more ex-members and through this great first album releasing under the title of The Ultimate Escape which consisting mostly everything possible to sell-out as the band forseen their brighter future in front of them but fail to catching it. Capturing every Pop-Punk effects that could making you falling in love with Tsunami Bomb after you got broken-hearted by why Greenday or No Doubt sounded boring latter days and got the redemptions towards these Petaluma’s rockers performance. Fast, strong, independent and ready to blasting the stereo system; Russian Roulette, Say it if You Mean it, Roundabout and 20 Going On … really put on reality of any teenagers on the right tracks within thus slashing melodies, more Hardcore edgy tempos and of course, the creative Pop inflicted and sexy attitude from the female band members as the beauty of rebellion in music shines like a first glimpse of Spring rays of the Sun on the West side of Californian beach calling the extreme surfers and skaters to starting their spirits high and doing their things all over again without being scared of failure.