The Micragirls - Primitive Homeorgan Blast

Review by Greg Baltes

The Micragirls have done it again with their latest album, Primitive Homeorgan Blast. The all-female Finnish band has delivered a collection of songs that are raw, energetic, and full of attitude. The album features 13 tracks that are a mix of garage rock, punk, and surf music, all of which are infused with the band's signature sound.

The album opens with the title track, "Primitive Homeorgan Blast," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song is a high-energy, guitar-driven track that showcases the band's raw and unapologetic style. From there, the album takes the listener on a journey through a variety of sounds and styles, including the surf-influenced "Shark Attack" and the punk-infused "Kill Your Darlings."

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Bikini Kill," a tribute to the iconic riot grrrl band. The Micragirls pay homage to Bikini Kill's legacy with a song that is both powerful and catchy. Another highlight is "Ride With Me," a song that features a driving bassline and a chorus that is impossible not to sing along to.

Summary by Greg Baltes

Primitive Homeorgan Blast is a strong album that showcases the Micragirls' talent and unique sound. The band's energy and attitude are infectious, and the album is sure to leave listeners wanting more. If you're a fan of garage rock, punk, or surf music, this album is definitely worth a listen.