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Inexpensive label samplers compiled of strong and diverse material are always delicious, and this compilation adheres to those principals. The Warning Compilation showcases six Pennsylvanian bands in a wide spectrum of sounds, with the Jazz June being probably the most notable band on this compilation, contributing two previously unreleased tracks in that Deep Elm, Jade Tree emo-core vein with additional electronic wizardry. The Covert Agency follow closely, but distinctly, in the Jazz June’s musical voyage, while Sadaharu scream out their Drive Like Jehu jazz-hardcore-fusion in a manner that will definitely scorch and blister the inner ear with intensity. Picking up the pop-punk contingency, No On 15 fill out the CD with their style reminiscent of Less Than Jake, and while Fake Bomb contribute some catchy and often dirge-like rock, From Common Knowledge punch the aggression throttle to full and crunch out their street fighting sounds. Keeping things rich in diversity and down to a minimum of two songs per band has given this compilation something more desirable than similar label compilations, which ooze in uniformity and quantity over quality.