Michael Psycho - ThinkIn 1990, Michael Psycho released a great punk rock record that almost no one heard. A Boston transplant and veteran of Sacramentos early 80s hardcore scene (Industrial Hate, Inducore), Michael said Fug It to his former band mates and recorded Think by his lonesome. The sound is a stripped down high energy, nasty attitude cross of garage punk, hardcore, and DIY with a vocal sneer that resembles No Alternatives Johnny Genocide. Michael pressed a bunch

Their songs are imbued with a relentless cheerfulness that belies their technicality

he creates a 'we'

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with a newfound emphasis on Okereke's soulful vocals

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the connective tissue joining up these 11 stunning

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unreleased songs deemed too progressive by Atlantic Records at the time and five previously unfinished tracks featuring the classic Hall of Fame line up with brand new vocals and finishing touches from his current band

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