Disconnection Notice: Parental Advisory - Goldfinger

Disconnection notice was the fifth album released by the punk band goldfinger, it takes on a much political, animal rights view in terms of lyrics than any of their previous albums have and this does make some of the songs however I can be a bit too much if your not really bothered about animal rights and all that. The first song, my everything kick the album off nicely, it has a great guitar opening and is quite rocky even though its quite softly sung and the melodic chorus is also very nice sounding as well. Wasted must be my favourite song off the album, its also the second song off the album as well. I think I just like it as its so catchy and ...  Read the complete review

Goldfinger has been active as a band now since 1994. I first heard the music of this band back in 1999 through playing the Playstation game Tony Hawk's Pro Skater; I was not at all disappointed and this did in fact lead me to buying the bands 'Hang-Ups' album shortly after. In February 2005 the band released its fifth studio album in the form of 'Disconnection Notice', a twelve track offering of pop punk which is put across quite well by the band. This is by no means the best album that Goldfinger has ever released as a band; it is however an album that contains a number of interesting and energetic songs that are always good fun to listen to. This ...  Read the complete review

Been a big fan of Goldfinger, and having seen them live 3 times, and yes, they are as lively as their music - fantastic live artists! I felt it right to do a review on the last album of theirs i purchased... Goldfinger are on the Maverick record label and it's been 9 years since their first album was released. To start with, the track listing is as follows; 1. My Everything 2. Wasted 3. Ocean Size 4. Uncomfortable 5. Too Many Nights 6. Damaged 7. Behind The Weak 8. I Want 9. Iron Fist 10. Walk Away 11. Faith 12. Stalker My brief thoughts on each track; 1. My ...  Read the complete review