Are you ready for a blast from the past? Cats Not Cops's Keith Kaaos just re-released his high school band's demo, and it's everything we could have hoped for from a '90s high school punk band whose music managed to time capsule itself into 2017.
Coming at you loud and fast, the album starts off shouting about things getting fucked up "Every Single Day"
"Fuck Off" is full of testosterone and agression.
"Beer Song" is an anthem for teen parties that's saying what's on everyone's mind, "We want more beer and alcohol!"
"I Don't Wanna Be" expresses the feeling most of us have growing up in angst, where we don't wanna be like our parents.
"I Want to Eat your Cunt" is as sexually agressive as you'd expect from a bunch of angsty teenagers.
"Single" is a reminder of the benefits of that single life, and all the partying that goes with it.
"Fuck Tomorrow" shouts about not caring about the future.
"Goodbye" is a goodbye to someone that apparently Keith doesn't care about anymore.
"Untitled Bonus Track" leaves us with a bunch of ambient noises to round out a classic high school punk album from the '90s. I would recommend this album to anyone who grew up in the '90s, as it's a very refreshing splash of nostaglia.
Now, Keith Kaaos is better known as Cats Not Cops, the uke punk from Johnson City, TN. It's cool to me to get a look at where Keith's musical journey began, and to see how it's changed over the years into the calmer, more mature sound that you get with Cats Not Cops.
You can check out Demo '94 on the Cats Not Cops Bandcamp, of course!
Also, see Cats Not Cops//Captain Chucke - UKElear Assault, or album review for Funkrust Brass Band - Dark City
