For all their rebel posturing, many so-called alternative bands still adhere to the old-fashioned conventions of melody and verse-chorus-verse. But not Girls Against Boys. Their songs are mostly combinations of three or four killer riffs and a juggernautlike groove. Welding metallic-riff crunch to Teutonic trance rock, the band draws on the big, nasty neoindustrial sound of Chicago outfits like...