Well, Squirtgun has obviously gone FUBU because “Fade to Bright” showcases members of The Ataris, Big in Japan, Anti-Flag, the Groovie Ghoulies, Allister, Teen Idols, and quite a few others. Why? Because, honestly, Squirtgun doesn’t really have what it takes to stand on their own.
Matt Hart’s vocals are adequate, Flav Giorgini’s guitar is a thousand miles from impressive and the effort as a whole lacks any sort of direction or even a creative spark. “Trial and Error” bears witness to the clumsy lyrics throughout “Fade to Bright” as Hart croons, “And I’m laying in my bed/ And there’s scary thoughts in my head/ ‘Cause I’m leaving, are you staying with me?”
Well, I can’t speak for your lady friend there Matt, but I most certainly am moving on. I’ve got a Jay-Z/Beyonnce/Pharrell/Method Man/Bananarama video to watch.
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