Of It'll Grow Back.

This one is from Skratch Magazine, with a K. It's the punk one, not the hip-hop one. It pretty much sums it all up.

IT'LL GROW BACK
SEDUCE AND DESTROY
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It's not pretty, and it's not polished; it's neither complicated nor clever; but It'll Grow Back's simplistic punk rock is as brilliant as it is basic. SEDUCE AND DESTROY sounds like something recorded in the early '80s, with its flat, lifeless drums and fuzzy, fuzzy guitars. The album's energy and enthusiasm is the band's own and not the fruit of some studio's soundboard or some producer's expertise. The riffs in songs like "Burn the Kid Out" lurk and slink suspiciously behind J.T. Rocket's voice, which is part Davey, part Danzig, part Jello, and yet is unusually unique. The raw rock 'n' roll intensity in "Say What, Motherfucker?!" showcases It'll Grow Back's gritty bravado with Rocket's wall-quaking wails, growling guitars, single-finger solos, and unpretentious, passionate punk-rock spirit. -Dane!