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5.0 out of 5 stars
UK Ska Punk at its finest, November 6, 2002
By A Customer
This review is from: Means to an End (Audio CD)
Farse basically rock. They are kinda like capdown before capdown stopped being interesting and went all hardcore. Without the politics or the saxaphone though, and better. There is pretty much no one that sounds like them so it is kinda hard to do the whole "if you like (insert band here) you'll love this" kinda thing. if you like ska, punk, sublimeish style chilled out moments, mad caddies mixed with authority zero, or something like that then i reckon you'll like this. I am making no sense but they are an excellent band and that is basically that. There is just a nice mix of hard stuff, chilled stuff, emotional stuff. I am gonna stop now.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Means to an End, August 3, 2003
By A Customer
This review is from: Means to an End (Audio CD)
Farse are no one trick ponies, in fact they know quite a few tricks. effortly sliding between ska, dub,hardcore and milloncolin-style skate punk, this is an album that'll keep you on your toes...
Craig David is a one trick pony, Farse are a whole motorcycle stunt troup!
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