Tijuana Panthers

Following up Wayne Interest is no easy feat. The band crystallized their sound, shaved off some of the rough edges of the past few years and really found their stride in the foaming garage eddies and pounding pace of rock's dark corridors. They never let themselves ascribe to a style wholesale and they continue that ethos on Poster. There's a slacked summer hangover of slowed surf, that twang of garage that they always keep in a back pocket and a bit of pop bounce that holds it all together. When they're at their best, the band is spitting headstrong anthems that stride into the room with enough confidence to turn every head. "Set Forth," "Send Down The Bombs" and "Front Window Down" are some of the band's most endearing tracks and highlights among the bounce, sneer and shimmy here. But the whole record is a nice compliment to Wayne Interest, making a pair of releases that swirl the radio dial through '66 - '80 with just the right sense of timing.

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