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VANDALS – Hitler Bad, Vandals GoodBy 1998, when they released their seventh studio LP, Hitler Bad, Vandals Good, the band was at the pinnacle of their success. Produced by guitarist Warren Fitzgerald and mixed by Jerry Finn (Morrissey, Green Day), the album featured the Vandals current lineup, including Fitzgerald, singer Dave Quackenbush, renowned studio drummer Josh Freese, and bassist Joe Escalante, who remains the longest running member of the group. Joining them were a variety of

Digitally re-mastered edition of the British Rock quartet's fifth studio album

All of the members added vocals to the performances giving them a uniquely poppy and catchy sound

It's like we're back in 'Scream Bloody Gore' all over again with that heavy cavernous feeling

using synth

Spencer Owings’ analog synth

and drum roll can

Or if coproducer Brian Eno

(at least is was pre internet for us penniless punks) “The System Works For Them” was the perfect mix of anger and intelligence that the scene needed at the time (and still does today)

Or the stripped down gloom of “Trap Soul Door”—a track that could be right at home on nearly any later GBV album wherein Pollard intones

although the finished product was still recorded onto analog master tapes

on The Songs of Leonard Cohen

Voivod adopted a more alternative/progressive/psychedelic rock sound

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