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Inspired by the best moments of punk rock history, Budapest three-piece Bankrupt deliver a unique blend of oldschool and newschool melodic punk rock, tinged with some garage rock and power pop. Regardless of what hype is going on right now on what was earlier called the punk rock scene, Bankrupt stick to the music they like, and continue writing songs that sound the way punk rock was meant to be. Nasty. Fast. Melodic. Shorter than Danny DeVito. Hence the title of their third album, due Aug 2006 on local label PiaR Records). Shorter than Danny DeVito is the definitive Bankrupt album. With 11 songs under 22 minutes, Bankrupt's wide range of influences is displayed by the primal garage beats of "Come Around", the catchy power pop of "18 Now" (sung by guitarerro William), the So-Cal style punk rock of "Record Store Renegade", and the Ramones-tribute song "Farewell to the Cretins". There are no fillers on this album, every song has its own identit...