The Damn Personals The Kickovers - The Damn Personals The Kickovers

jhonsonaurora

Review by Jhonson Aurora

Album Review: The Damn Personals The Kickovers – A Punk Rock Gem That Kicks Ass Alright, buckle up, because we’re diving into The Damn Personals The Kickovers, the 2002 punk rock firecracker from Boston’s own Fenway Recordings. This isn’t your polished, overproduced nonsense—it’s raw, unfiltered, and straight-up fun. If you’re looking for an album that feels like a sweaty basement show with your best buds, this is it. Let’s start with “Mascara Queen,” because holy crap, does this track slap. From the opening chords, it hooks you like a bad habit you don’t wanna quit. It’s got that perfect mix of sneering vocals and punchy guitar riffs that scream teenage rebellion, even if you’re well past your teen years (no judgment here). What makes it stick? The lyrics hit hard—equal parts snarky and relatable. You can practically picture the mascara-smudged protagonist flipping everyone off while strutting down the street. It’s catchy as hell and leaves you humming it for days. Like, I dare you to listen once and not air-guitar in your kitchen. Then there’s “Better Living…”—a track that’s more introspective but still packs a punch. It’s the kind of song that sneaks up on you; at first, it seems chill, but then BAM, the chorus hits, and suddenly you’re shouting along like it’s your new life mantra. The energy shifts just enough to keep things interesting without losing that signature punk edge. Plus, the title alone is a middle finger to all those self-help gurus out there peddling fake optimism. Love it. Now, let’s talk about why this album works so damn well. First off, it doesn’t take itself too seriously. Punk rock thrives on attitude, and The Damn Personals nail it. Second, these guys know how to write songs that feel personal yet universal. Whether you’re pissed off at the world or just need something loud to drown out your thoughts, this album delivers. Released back in 2002, The Damn Personals The Kickovers might not have set the charts on fire, but it’s the kind of record that builds cult followings. And honestly, isn’t that better than some fleeting Top 40 hit? Final thought: Listening to this album feels like finding a crumpled-up flyer for a house show in your jacket pocket months later. It reminds you of good times, bad decisions, and everything in between. So grab your headphones, crank the volume, and let this one remind you what real rock ‘n’ roll sounds like. Or, y’know, just blast it in your car when you’re stuck in traffic. Either way, it’s a win. Oh, and P.S.—if anyone tells you punk is dead, shove this album in their face. Mic drop.

Download The Damn Personals The Kickovers - The Damn Personals The Kickovers
Artist: The Damn Personals The Kickovers
Album: The Damn Personals The Kickovers

Table of Contents

Download

Filename: the-damn-personals-the-kickovers-the-damn-personals-the.zip
  • MP3 size: 7.4 mb
  • FLAC size: 88.2 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Better Living
Mascara Queen

Images

ladda ner album The Damn Personals The Kickovers - The Damn Personals The Kickovers
Album herunterladen The Damn Personals The Kickovers - The Damn Personals The Kickovers
descargar álbum The Damn Personals The Kickovers - The Damn Personals The Kickovers

Catalog Numbers

FEN20030

Labels

Fenway Recordings

Listen online

  • ouvir online
  • ascolta in linea
  • lytte på nettet
  • écouter en ligne
  • lyssna på nätet
  • online anhören
  • kuunnella verkossa
  • escuchar en línea
  • online luisteren

Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"

About The Damn Personals The Kickovers

Name Vars

  • DP

Members

  • Anthony Rossomando
  • Jim Zavadoski
  • Ken Cook

Interesting fact about Album

Here's something cool: The Damn Personals The Kickovers, a punk rock band from the US, released their album in 2002 under Fenway Recordings. It includes tracks like "Mascara Queen" and "Better Living." What makes it stand out? Punk rock was having a moment back then, and this album totally captured that raw energy. Plus, who doesn’t love a little mascara-fueled rebellion?