Review by Justin Montemarano

The album "The Company News" by World Domination Enterprises is a unique and powerful offering in the world of post-punk music. From the opening track "Asbestos Lead Asbestos" to the closing "I Can't Live Without My Radio," the album is a cohesive and intense exploration of the band's distinctive sound.

World Domination Enterprises combines elements of punk, funk, and industrial music to create a sound that is both aggressive and danceable. The songs are powered by driving basslines, relentless percussion, and distorted guitars, while the vocals are delivered with a raw and urgent intensity.

The album's standout tracks include "I Can't Live Without My Radio," a cover of the classic LL Cool J song, which the band transforms into a fierce punk anthem. "Reaganomics" is another highlight, with its scathing critique of the economic policies of the Reagan administration.

Summary by Justin Montemarano

"The Company News" is a must-listen for fans of post-punk and anyone looking for music that combines political commentary with a hard-hitting sound. World Domination Enterprises has created a powerful and timeless album that still resonates today.