Shampoo - Shampoo

Review by Valses Asbath

Shampoo's self-titled album is a perfect representation of the 90s pop-punk sound. Released in 1994, the album features 12 tracks that are packed with catchy hooks, driving guitar riffs, and energetic vocals.

The album opens with "Trouble," a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. It's a fast-paced, high-energy song that showcases the band's punk rock roots. Other standout tracks include "Delicious," a poppy number that's impossible not to dance along to, and "Blisters and Bruises," a slower, more introspective track that shows off the band's range.

The album also features a cover of the classic punk song "I Know What Boys Like," which is given a fun, upbeat makeover by the band. Shampoo's vocals are particularly strong on this track, and it's a highlight of the album.

Summary by Valses Asbath

Shampoo's self-titled album is a fun, energetic listen that's perfect for fans of 90s pop-punk. The band's catchy hooks and infectious energy make this album a standout in the genre, and it's a must-listen for anyone who loves this era of music.