Pansy Division专辑介绍：by Jason LymangroverPansy Division is still here, still queer, so by now you're probably used to their uniquely effeminate take on punk rock. After a six-year hiatus, their eighth studio album, That's So Gay, finds the staples of queercore in their comfort zone, blatantly exploring topics like closet homosexuality by way of bathroom grafitti (&"Obsessed with Me"), highschool quarterback lust ("Pat Me on the A**"), and the moral dilemmas of dating a male prostitute (&"It's Just a Job.") For those starting to tire of their endless double entendres and two favorite points of reference -- explicitly spun tales of sex, and plights of homophobia -- there are some departures, if only slight departures from their usual bag. "Some of My Best Friends" is the first original Pansy Division song with lyrics written by a heterosexual (this time dealing with the hatred of homophobic behavior from a straight guy's perspective), iconic punker and Dead Kennedy Jello Biafra takes a turn singing vocals on "Average Man" (a slam on the blue collar-types who bestow prejudice), and they take a long, hard look at their illustrious career with "20 Years of Cock" reminiscing fondly, "Well yeah I'm aging but I'm still raging/I'm getting grayer but feeling gayer."