Press Reviews The following is some of the band's recent press. (If you have any to ad, please let us know.) This collection is notcomprehensive, but it should give you a good idea of what’s being written about the band’s music and shows of late.Yeah Yeah Yeah - Beautiful Music for Beautiful People "Probably the best indie punk record I’ve heard in months. . .Great hooks, great vocals and a band that rips like all the legends.. .Fucking brilliant. Smile of the month!!!!!!!!!. . .inspired quote from liner notes: ‘This record is dedicated to all of ourgirlfriends. They gave us the pain in our asses to write these songs'." BAM - PopSmear Showcase "an inspired set of bratty, self-depracating rock featuring a special guest appearance by actual songs. . .breakup and breakdownsongs as gritty as they are honest, each catchier than the next." Skratch - Beautiful Music for Beautiful People "Their all-American rowdy Rock ‘n’ Roll bar room sound carries the listener straight back to the glory days of Soul Asylum orthe Replacements. In the song I Worry About You, vocalist Butler offers these tidings in his muse, ‘I hope you burn in Hell. Ihope the Devil makes love to you with a baseball bat ’. . .Teee heee heee." Maximum Rock ‘n’ Roll - Beautiful Music for Beautiful People "pop/punk decidedly less sugary and more grindy than most. If you like the stuff with lotsa power-chording and bass pumpedup, well this will be right up yer alley. Lying squarly somewhere between Jawbreaker and the Dickies. . .right on the delicateprecipice between angst and twee. . .very high on the toe-tapping-o-meter." BAM - PopSmear CD Release Show "[Flexapleasers] swagger like drunks, play (however intentionally) just a little sloppy, self-deprecating tunes like I’m theUgliest Person In the Whole Wide World, kick inflatable sex dolls around the stage and rock like hurricanes through pop gemafter pop gem. Loud as hell too." City Revolt(Zero) - Beautiful Music For Beautiful People "San Francisco's best kept secret the Flexapleasers flat out rock! No kidding, this CD is a stunner, sounding bold and brash atthe same time. Well crafted songs like Hurt Me & Asshole of The Year display the ’Pleasers’ penchant for smart-ass lyricsand real rock guitar, sung by a myriad of singers. . .one of the years ten best."

Location San Francisco, CA - USA

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