Girls Against Boys, You Can't Fight What You Can't See - 40m 43s

Tracks & Durations

1. Basstation	3:44
2. All The Rage	4:02
3. 300 Looks For The Summer	3:01
4. Tweaker	3:46
5. Miami Skyline	3:30
6. Resonance	4:24
7. BFF	3:46
8. Kicking The Lights	3:39
9. One Perfect Thing	2:55
10. The Come Down	4:02
11. Let it Breathe	3:47

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Review

The mid-'90s are experiencing a bit of a renaissance in 2002. Perhaps the enduring proliferation of slick teen-pop and toothless hip-hop has finally sent people scrambling back to more substantial, albeit noisier, times. So what better moment for Brooklyn's quasi-hardcore heroes, Girls Against Boys, to reemerge? Leaving behind the ill-advised electronic ornaments of its previous major-label release, 1998's Freak*on*ica, the quartet returns to its indie-rock roots, physically and spiritually, on You Can't Fight What You Can't See. It is the band's most brutal album in ages, and the most fun, showcasing greasy riffs and joyously tilted rhythms on foundation-rattling tracks like "Kicking in the Lights" and "Miami Skyline." Dangerously exciting. --Aidin VaziriFull title - You Can't Fight What You Can't See. Seventh album and their first full length for Jade Tree. The album's stripped-down, bare-assed rock is as dark, abrasive and strangely compelling as the band has ever been.

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