Pork is yet another entry into the long line of garagey Southern punk-rock bands composed of women; on Strip, the Austin group tears through thrashy rock tunes inspired by the Stooges and the Ramones, and typically winds up sounding like a sped-up version of the Go-Go's covering the Cramps. Add to these references a late-'90s attitude toward hyperbolically exaggerated garage sounds, and the sound of Strip
is pretty clear. Unfortunately, the band doesn't do anything
particularly special with this already limited genre -- those looking
for truly primal rock would be better served by Japan's heavy
psych/garage scene, and those looking for the pop end of this sound
would be better served by bands like the Rondelles.
Tracklist
1. I'm A Hog For You
2. Bum Magnet
3. Sweeter The Better
4. Gravity
5. See You Again
6. Happy
7. Bad Bad Bad
8. I Can't Wait
9. Go Away
10. Drivin Me To Drink
11. Spineless Wonder
12. UHF
13. Oh Connie
Tracklist
1. I'm A Hog For You
2. Bum Magnet
3. Sweeter The Better
4. Gravity
5. See You Again
6. Happy
7. Bad Bad Bad
8. I Can't Wait
9. Go Away
10. Drivin Me To Drink
11. Spineless Wonder
12. UHF
13. Oh Connie
