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CD REVIEWS REVIEW IN SLEAZEGRINDER OCTOBER The Impossible Ones Vs. The World May Cause Dizziness RecordsWell, it’s got plenty Misfits monster-mash, a little wobbly pyschobilly, a touch of hardcore ferocity (80’s version, not the modern metal-ly bullshit), the usual macabre sense of humor (“Met her by the cemetery, coulda sworn that she was deadâ€), bratty teen-punk vocals, a Theremin…you know, all the things that make like worth leaving. Not exactly a brand new witch’s brew, but horror-rock junkies will eat up like eye of newt. Or whatever gross shit you freaks like to eat.-SleazeTHE IMPOSSIBLE ONES "VS. The World" CD released by May Cause Dizziness RecordsWhen I first took a look at this album I thought it was another one of those boring psycho records. The cover's got that whole feeling about it. But, luckily I was wrong. The albums' intro sounds like something out of the old Clint flick "The Good, The Bad & The Ugly" but then it takes off. The Impossible Ones play fast, snotty punk rock and the band's singer, Neil Impossible, has got a very charismatic voice. I think of "Maximum Rock'N'Roll" by NOFX at times 'cuz The Impossible Ones has that same playful feeling. The catchy "Unlucky Me" is my favorite on the album. I'm glad I gave this one a serious chance 'cause it's a really good album. /Christer Davidsson, MUTINYZINE.COM