Menzingers A Lesson In the Abuse of Information Technology - Vinyl

Hailing from Scranton, Pennsylvania (known to fans of TV's THE OFFICE as the headquarters of the fictional paper company Dunder Mifflin), the punky quartet the Menzigers play high-octane, committed rock & roll with the Clash-influenced verve of such contemporaries as Green Day. Compulsively energetic, the band peppers the outspoken social commentary of songs like the 1984-inspired "Victory Gin" and the album's title track with infectious singalong choruses, pausing only to re-imagine Edward Arlington Robinson's early-20th-century poem "Richard Cory" as a punk-rock diatribe.

• Format: Vinyl
• Genre: Pop