Worcester pop-punk band Nemes&rsquo; latest EP is the product of an unfortunate circumstance. The band originally intended it to be a full-length album named &ldquo;Don&rsquo;t Flush Me,&rdquo; but the their label hired a hack producer who botched the recording process, and poor Nemes had to scrap the album just before its July 31 release date. They have since recorded the mostly acoustic &ldquo;Third Time&rsquo;s A Charm&rdquo; using only a laptop and a microphone. So Nemes deserves a mulligan if &ldquo;Charm&rdquo; is less than spectacular. The thing is: it&rsquo;s pretty spectacular. The acoustic-pop oriented &ldquo;Elo Cin&rdquo; delivers the goods, especially when vocalists Dave Anthony and Josh Knowles harmonize crisply about igniting your paper heart, smoking it and getting real high. And &ldquo;Magpie&rdquo; is tantalizing; the whirling violin riffs and frantic acoustic strums match the energy of a classic fiddle hoedown. So much for that mulligan &mdash; &ldquo;Charm&rdquo; is a damn decent acoustic album for a pop-punk band. myspace.com/nemes.