Girls Against Boys – Cruise Yourself LP hardcore Despite their progression

Despite their progression

Kilynn Lunsford’s music is a stand out

Featuring contributions from Reed’s future bandmate

as well as being prime antidotes to the scourge of psyops-enabled doomscrolling

Since then they have played and organized shows with bands such as BIB

Girls Against Boys – Cruise Yourself LP hardcore Despite their progressionOriginally released in 1994, GVSB's second full length release for Touch and Go Records, Cruise Yourself, is characterized by catch vocal lines wrapped in a sonic double bass low end. Guitars filter in and out of songs driven by heavy powerhouse groove drumming. There is noise, there is melody. "Tucked In" churns, "Kill the Sexplayer" pounds relentlessly, "(l) Don't Got A Place" glides, and "Psychic Know How" blows your head off but you regain it