• Artist: Moral Crux
• Flags: Lyrics are included with the album
• Rating:
• Styles: Punk-Pop, Punk

Review

If the Queers had been more enamored of London Calling-era Clash than the early Ramones, they might have turned out something like Portland's Moral Crux. The 14 songs on ...And Nothing But the Truth are super-catchy two-minute three-chord punk-pop with sweetly ingenuous, boyish vocals and politely distorted guitars. But instead of enthusing about the joys of cars, girls, and junk culture, Moral Crux have bigger things on their minds. Songs like "Soldier Boy" (an antiwar screed about men in uniform "dying for the president's image") and the self-explanatory "Tienanmen '89" prove that not all political punk needs to sound like Crass in order to be effective, and that catchy punk-pop songs can contain a weightier message than the relative hotness of the girls in homeroom. This is surprisingly effective stuff. ~ Stewart Mason, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	iTunes	Composers	Performers	Time
Democracy	...		Moral Crux	(1:56)
Crime of Silence	...		Moral Crux	(2:26)
Tienanmen '89	...		Moral Crux	(2:25)
Real Enemy	...		Moral Crux	(2:08)
Yesterday's Rebels	...		Moral Crux	(2:25)
Oblivion	...	James T. Farris	Moral Crux	(1:19)
Human Price		James T. Farris	Moral Crux	(3:45)
Beat of Despair		James T. Farris	Moral Crux	(2:41)
Heart On Trial	...		Moral Crux	(2:26)
Real Life	...		Moral Crux	(2:07)
Soldier Boy	...		Moral Crux	(1:56)
Get Outta My Brain		James T. Farris	Moral Crux	(2:27)
Degeneration	...	James T. Farris	Moral Crux	(2:14)
Sharpen the Edge	...		Moral Crux	(3:07)

Credits

Moral Crux (Main Performer), Justin Warren (Bass), Jody Waymire (Bass), Dave Johnson (Design), Dave Johnson (Layout Design), Dave Johnson (Cover Art), Jeff Jenkins (Guitar)