None More Black Discography of CDs

None More Black music CDs File Under Black is the full-length debut of Philadelphia's None More Black, one of the combos that emerged in the wake of the Kid Dynamite implosion. KD vocalist Jason Shevchuk picks up a guitar for this new project, and is joined by guitarist and brother Jeff Shevchuk, Kill Your Idols bassist Paul Delaney, and drummer Mike McEvoy. And while it still sounds like Shevchuk's been clearing his throat with lye and his singing style hasn't budged much beyond a defined rant, None More Black takes quite a few melodic back roads during its trip down the punk and hardcore highway. After a relatively conventional opening salvo, the band launches into the enormous power chords of "Dinner's for Suckers." Next, "The Ratio of People to Cake" becomes the first of quite a few of File Under Black's cuts to hammer almost incessantly on one churning guitar note as the rhythm section stops, starts, or rolls with fury underneath Shevchuk's often obtuse lyrical couplets. The formula doesn't necessarily grow old, especially when it's paced with more tuneful moments. "Never Heard of Corduroy" might be the Psychedelic Furs' long-lost punk rock anthem, "Drop the Pop" hits up indie rock for a fix of guitar heroism, and "The Affiliates" gives bored silly nine-to-fivers a new anthem to quit their jobs to (everybody now, "Hey! Hey! Hey!"). These cuts save a debut that, while ambitious, might otherwise seem overly long without much payoff beyond by-the-numbers fireballs of punk and hardcore. ~ Johnny Loftus None More Black: Jason Shevchuck, Paul Delaney, Jeff Shevchuk, Mike McEvoy.

None More Black discography Track Listing of songs: Mr. Artistic; Stillssternlange&Norris; Cupcake Wednesday; Here Comes Devereux; I'm Warning You With Peace & Love; When Mickey Died; Iron Mouth Act; Sinatra After Dark; Backpedal; Gary Page One In Pink; Budapest Gambit;

None More Black songs On THIS IS SATIRE, None More Black offer up a selection of eclectic punk songs that range from blistering hardcore numbers to much slower, almost bluesy tunes (see the closer, "Majestic"). Most of the tracks, however, fall comfortably between the extremes: hook-heavy pop-punk songs with wildly infectious choruses. Led by former Kid Dynamite singer Jason Shevchuck, None More Black can rock as hard as they want to. On this album, though, it's great fun listening to the band turn their musicianship to other ends. Audio Mixer: J. Robbins. Recording information: Magpie Cafe, Baltimore, MD (12/2005-01/2006). None More Black: SIT, DR (strings); ...

None More Black CD discography Recording information: The Skylight Studio. Personnel: Jason Shevchuk (vocals, guitar); Colin McGinniss (guitar); David Wagenschutz (drums).