'THE ENEMY' SINGLE REVIEW, oops!

Whoops a daisy, it looks like zero hour made a big boo boo when the single of 'a message to you rudi' was reviewed.
The boo boo was in not listening and reviewing the other side of the stiff records double 'a' side.
If it had been listened to (as it should of been) then i would of been able to tell you that it sounds like an honest to god mix of busted and blink 182. not just that, but the worst of both bands.
And now the band has a new single out on the Warner brothers label, sharing the roster with the sex pistols and Elmer Fudd no less.
That this was a publicity grabbing single that was put out to entice the under 12 market was totally missed by the reviewer (me, for shame.) who should of turned the record over and put the other song on, then i would of heard the badly written 'kiddie pop-punk' sound. which is OK if you enjoy that sort of thing but many adults don't, and this is one of them, the 'other song' called 'away from here' would sound in its element if it appeared on a compilation LP with the likes of Avril latrine and so on, but that is about it.
And now the band have released another single, and i don't think, in fact i know zero hour will not be reviewing it, nor will it be purchasing a copy.
zero hour fell into a giant and ancient publicity stunt with the 'stiff records' single. and the shame of it was that zero hour fell into it with its eyes wide open, bloody prats!
As to the new singles merit well, the poster advertising it shows a bored looking woman sitting on a bench staring at the floor, which is possibly telling about the quality of the music on the single.
Once again zero hour apologises to any one who went out looking for the record and has an even bigger one for the poor sods who managed to get a copy.
i will say nothing more of this again if i am kindly not reminded of it.