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WHY SAN FRANCISCO FEMNAZI SKUMKUNTS GET WHAT THEY FUCKING DESERVE (AND WHY THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING OF SHITHEAD WOMEN BEING HELD ACCOUNTABLE)

Imagine if a guy was behaving this awful and how quick everyone would be to demonize him for it. Social Media has enabled an entire generation of women or two who behave in the most awful ways and expect to never see consequences for their actions. We need to hold these fucking cunts accountable. Bravo to the dude who gave her the ol' foot sweep, and sent her flat on her drunk-ass face. Glad she got fucking fired too. I can't get re-hired in tech because these types of ageist, sexist, racist tech-geek skumfucks like to discriminate against people who are white, male, and over 30. So at least I can take some solace in watching them end up in the same un-hireable boat as me. Seriously, women, you need to start teaching your skumcunt daughters how to interact respectfully with the world. Chances are, you don't know wo to do it either, you skumcunt abusive, child-support-sucking, tablet baby, you.  The moment you get all drunkass in someone's face and start your shrill taun...
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Album Reviews: Rise From The Embers by The Softer Side

 The Softer Side is back in spectacular fashion with their latest release Rise From The Embers. This trio led by Brian Crick from Jacksonville, Florida has recently become a quartet with the addition of former Yellowcard bassist Peter Mosley. It has been 8 years since their last release but, you know what they say; "good things come to those who wait."

The E.P. starts off with a short (24 seconds) intro track titled "Ashes of Recollection" which features a foreboding quote from William Manchester. Like the embers of a flame, the tension builds until it bursts into the albums title track "Rise From The Embers."

Like the mythological phoenix which rises from the ashes of it's predecessor with renewed vigor; "with the sunrise there is hope / rise from the embers still aglow / tomorrow will be better than today." What emerges from the flame is as equally powerful as it is beautiful.

The music is well written and the lyrics are both catchy and meaningful. "Nothing To Say" is perhaps one of the most powerful songs on the album with a message along the lines of "Face Down" by fellow FL pop-punk/rock artists Red Jumpsuit Apparatus."

The vocals are smooth and incredibly listenable. Our only complaint is that we want to hear more! However, despite being labeled as an E.P. the album clocks in at a little under half an hour long (25 minutes). So we can't complain really!

Our Score:
9/10 - A solid release with powerful messages that will leave you wanting more.

Check out their lyric video for "Love & Lust" here: link

Preview or buy Rise From The Embers on Amazon
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