Reviewed November 18, 2000
Union Underground's new album, An Education In Rebellion , is good, but nothing new or spectacular. If you can imagine Powerman 5000 and Filter getting together for a jam session, then you know what Union Underground sound like - plenty of heavy guitars, sampling, and strange vocals and lyrics.

There's enough variety in the different tracks to keep me listening and all of them are at least fairly good songs - with the exception of "The Friend Song." The searing, profanity-laced lyrics cover a range of topics. The best tracks of the disc are "Revolution Man", "South Texas Deathride", "Bitter", and "Trip With Jesus."

Not bad, but not anything special either. An Education In Rebellion  gets 2.5 of 5 stars.