• Artist: Six Going on Seven
• Flags: Lyrics are included with the album
• Rating:
• Styles: Indie Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock

Review

Though few outside of Boston know it, that city has a rich tradition in great, gripping post-punk. Though the recent reissues of two of the scene's founding artists, La Peste and Mission of Burma, should enlighten some, it's the post-hardcore bands who sprung up around them, from Proletariat to (later) Sorry, who come to mind listening to this taut Beantown trio. Great singer Josh English has a voice as thick and raw as the Clash's Joe Strummer; Black Flag's second singer, Ron Reyes; Scream's Pete Stahl; and Fugazi's duo of Guy Picciotto and Ian MacKaye, and at times his voice is so raw as he scream/shouts/seethes/gurgles, it seems as if he's losing it. Behind this howling mad dog is a well-produced sound that takes in hints of the Ruts by way of Fugazi's jerky-rhythm mastery and the quiet, simmering undercurrent of held-back rage that is this genre at its stripped down best. Far from a mess, Six Going on Seven is a pretty impressive sturm and clang. ~ Jack Rabid, The Big Takeover, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	iTunes	Composers	Performers	Time
Sexy Like the Titanic	...	Six Going on Seven	Six Going on Seven
Endurance	...	Six Going on Seven	Six Going on Seven
Getaway Car	...	Six Going on Seven	Six Going on Seven
Flu Season	...	Six Going on Seven	Six Going on Seven
Sincerely	...	Six Going on Seven	Six Going on Seven
Deadpan Cool	...	Six Going on Seven	Six Going on Seven
Lampwick	...	Six Going on Seven	Six Going on Seven
New Faith in Loss	...	Six Going on Seven	Six Going on Seven
Method Actor	...	Six Going on Seven	Six Going on Seven
Everybody's Got a Hobby	...	Six Going on Seven	Six Going on Seven

Credits

Glenn Maryansky (Design), Six Going on Seven (Main Performer), Erik Zimmerman (Photography), Brian McTernan (Engineer), Josh English, Will Bartlett