Review: Hot Water Music- No Division

Hot Water Music- No Division [No Idea Records] (1999)// Mark: B+

No Division is considered by many to be the band’s best work and has been out of print for several years. The fourth full-length from this post-rock/hardcore/punk rock quartet is really just more of the same, but the same really isn’t so bad. Those who love the band will certainly find it appealing, but those who were drawn in by earlier efforts will probably notice that the styles start to get a bit tired and that this record is at times a rehash of previous outings.HWM exist in a unique niche, and those who have grown to love (me) it will certainly accept this album into loving arms. It isn’t as strong as the records that preceded it, but, at the end of the day, anything this band has to offer is still a lot more honest and explosive than what most of their peers have.
uno- Hot Water Music- Rooftops
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