This came our way when I nabbed a copy after seeing the band at Cafe Berlin last summer (it feels weird saying that).  On their debut disc, Burger Thirst play a type of punk rock that’s catchy yet has some twists and turns where the melodic gets mangled in a way that’s sometimes off kilter but keeps your attention.  Delivered with basic production and no frills, the songs exist on their own merits with a vibe that can hints at anything from early 90s Minneapolis to angular British late 70s punk/post punk.  While it may not be everyone’s cup of vodka, Burger Thirst’s music does come off with a rough, occasionally chaotic, charm that puts it own spin on punk and shows a band I hope to hear more about down the road.  (BOONE)

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