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MagnetAug 16, 2013This is hardcore at its best. [No. 101, p.56]
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Aug 15, 2013The band’s best album to date.
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Alternative PressJul 22, 2013Slowly, Bogart is inching closer to mainstream appeal. [Aug 2013, p.88]
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Jul 22, 2013The album is great, in particular Shaw's uncannily Misfits-evoking performances. It's a testament to the verve of Hunx & His Punx that whatever form their muse takes, they fearlessly follow it and are even able to communicate a core of their own sonic personalities when doing so.
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Jul 24, 2013Hunx's punk rock versatility has made Street Punk his most through-and-through entertaining full-length to date.
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Jul 23, 2013You’ll hear more of the 924 Gilman Street punk raucous of bands like Op Ivy, Blatz and Black Fork on these dozen cuts. And that’s a great thing. This is punk rock for 2013, and it’s still fabulous.
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Aug 14, 2013Most of the songs on this album consist of Bogart endlessly repeating the titles as on “Rat Bag” and “Egg Raid on Mojo” but the songs are in-your-face and catchy and at less than two minutes, they don’t overstay their welcome.
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Jul 22, 2013Now we have Street Punk, less than 30 minutes of raw, hasty, goof-garage, with not so much as a coy wink.
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Jul 22, 2013Shaw's songs, in particular, sound like lost X classics. This switch in sonic templates doesn't blunt Bogart's rapscallion personality, though, which ultimately is what lies at the heart of his music.
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Jul 30, 2013Live, Hunx are utter trashy goodness, a trip to Dreamland, but recorded here, there’s a fine line they wobble back and forth on, like the tyres of a dodgy fixie, where the humor can wear thin and wear out its welcome.
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Jul 25, 2013Hunx has returned with a reduced lineup of Punx (formerly the Punkettes) and a sophomore full length, Street Punk, which is a far more aggressive endeavor than its predecessor.