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| More Boil Anger Selfless Promotion |
| Craplantic Records, September 2001 |
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| Run, don't walk to your nearest record store in December to buy Boil Anger's sophomore album, "Boil's Still Here!" Rolling Stone says, "Boil's soulful voice and poignant lyrics move us to tears. Her delivery and musical arrangements are exceptional." Entertainment Weekly says, "It's no wonder Boil's Still Here! She's got more talent in her shit than most blonde pop singers do in their entire bodies! She can write, sing, and shake her ass better than anyone in the business!" Own this legendary artist's second album and be the coolest cat in the litter! Meow! Pussy Power! |
| Song Magazine Review Boil Anger's sophomore album, "Boil's Still Here!" shows maturity and growth in ways that rival Gwen Stephani's after her break-up with Tony. Boil and Joe Ritchie of the now defunk boy-band Old Kids on the Block broke up, and it was messy. You can read about the IMs and e-mails on her official site. And that adds to the majesty of the record. "Back Off Bitch" was clearly written when they were together. It's a warning to a desperate, slutty X-girlfriend trying to steal Boil's man. "Bitch, Ima kill you all night long!" is very Eminem-esque. The song is good, and that's why it stayed after the break-up. "I Hate You" is a classic pop duet with Pop Slut, Boil's best friend in the business. That's not to be confused with "I Fucking Hate You," her ode to Joe post-break-up. It's an honest look at a dysfunctional break-up with a psycho X who caused the break-up yet can't let go. Other shining moments are when Boil chronicles the end of respect from Joe in "Change" and the follow-up report in "Move On." (It was written later than "I Fucking Hate You," and there are some new juicy tidbits.) Boil's tongue-in-cheek parody that was omnipresent on the first album is gone. It's all serious, and so is she. She is NOT to be messed with, and I pity the fool who gets on Miss Anger's bad side! |
| Alyssa Boilanger-Dean is on the go, running to buy her mommy's album. Psych! She gets it for free. |