| | Music | Hot Snakes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25) |
 | | But Audit in Progress finds Froberg and Hot Snakes’ other principal songwriter and guitarist, John Reis (of Rocket from the Crypt), further honing a craft that they’ve been working on together since their first collaboration, Pitchfork, in the mid ’80s, and later in the seminal post-hardcore band Drive like Jehu. |
 | | They distill the rhythmically and structurally complex songs of Jehu, complete with mindfuck meter changes and noisy guitar experimentation, into two- and three-minute blasts infused with a hint of the cocksure psychobilly punk attitude of Rocket from the Crypt. |
 | | But there are numerous moments — the addictive guitar melody in "Plenty for All" and the pulse-accelerating ending of "Reflex," for instance — that grab you and shake you in a way that Hot Snakes’ previous efforts didn’t. |
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