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"Rancid... is highly surprising, 16 intense tracks surrounded by a raw and tenacious sound." "The only flaw... is having created structures that in some instances are very similar to each other."
"Rancid... is highly surprising, 16 intense tracks surrounded by a raw and tenacious sound."
"The only flaw... is having created structures that in some instances are very similar to each other."
Rancid's self-titled 1993 debut album captures the raw, energetic spirit of punk with 16 intense tracks. The band, formed by longtime friends Tim Armstrong, Matt Freeman, and Brett Reed, delivers powerful songs like "Rats In The Hallway" and "Rejected." Despite some repetitive structures, the album is a strong and remarkable start highly recommended to punk lovers seeking authenticity and passion. Explore Rancid's powerful 1993 debut and dive into the raw energy of classic punk rock today!
"It's really hard to find even a slight falter in its overall 40 minutes." "Perhaps represents the pinnacle of maturity from a technical/musical perspective and in terms of lyric composition."
"It's really hard to find even a slight falter in its overall 40 minutes."
"Perhaps represents the pinnacle of maturity from a technical/musical perspective and in terms of lyric composition."
Pennywise's 'From The Ashes' stays true to their hardcore punk roots while delivering a mature, melodic, and emotionally charged album. It features socio-political lyrics inspired by 9/11 and personal loss. The album offers strong energetic tracks and thoughtful ballads, marking a peak in their musical and lyrical development. Overall, it is a compelling and well-crafted punk album that reaffirms the band's relevance. Listen to Pennywise's 'From The Ashes' and experience a punk album that blends raw energy with deep emotion and political insight.
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