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An excellent mix of punk n' roll and melodic street punk, like a modern version of early Clash meets Social D and Rancid. They're highly infectious - you can singalong to most of the album, and thankfully they're playing down the country rock that peppered their previous. I can't see anyone not liking this album. It's a good time. |
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Reviewer: Adam Coozer |
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