LEFTY LOOSIE:
100 Miles an Hour: CD
Yay! Milwaukee punks are go! Female-fronted punk rock, ideally suited for the basement show! If you're ever in Milwaukee and you DON'T go see at least one band, you are an even bigger dork than me! If this were a cereal, it'd be Fruit Loops. Pop punk yumminess! –Maddy (Fast Crowd)

LEFTY LOOSIE:
100 Miles an Hour: CD
This reminds me of This Is My Fist a smidge, but double tempo and more charming. This is the first I'm hearing of this quartet from the rock I hide underneath and I like what I hear. Poppy but not in an "over-produced, sugary, and gross" way—more in a "dancing with a smile to the pop punk goodness as the rest of the house party spills beer on you" way. I also think the most valuable part of the band is in the lyrics, and thank the heavens this album has a lyric sheet. Fantastic. Hey, the bass player sported a Razorcake shirt for the layout photo shoot. Two extra punk points for her! –Mr. Z (Fast Crowd)

Previously, Lefty Loosie bridged the gap between The Soviettes and Pinhead Gunpowder (I don't know if there was much of a gap to begin with, but they still bridged it). Now, this LP lives up to its title; while the heartfelt lyrics are still there, the rock is amped up to full speed, kinda like if Bent Outta Shape chugged a bunch of Buzz Cola and admitted they owned records that weren't by The Replacements. This record is as perfect for a warm summer night as it is for drinking beers after a breakup.