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 By doing what they felt artistically Tony Sly and company reached notable musical maturity.

 Recommended for those who want angry music but with sweetness, a lot of sweetness.

No Use For A Name’s 2008 album marks a mature phase in their career with a blend of melodic punk and hardcore elements. While some tracks retain hardcore energy, others venture into sweeter, more melodic territory. The album balances anger and softness, making it appealing for fans seeking emotional variety. Recommended for listeners open to punk with a melodic twist. Discover No Use For A Name’s unique blend of melodic punk and hardcore – listen to The Feel Good Record of the Year today!

 It is precisely that rhythmic formula that gives the work that magic, gritty and relentless energy that makes the listener’s imagination wander into the carefree universe sung by the group.

 Undoubtedly a mature album and the result of serious work by the group, highly appreciable and remarkable.

Flogging Molly's Float marks a mature evolution for the band, emphasizing folk over punk while maintaining energetic and catchy tunes. Highlights include tracks like "Lightning Storm" and "Punch Drunk Grinning Soul." The album blends celebratory and melancholic moods, showcasing the band's signature rhythmic energy and Irish roots. Overall, it is a highly appreciable and remarkable release. Listen to Float and experience the perfect blend of Celtic spirit and punk energy today!

 "The lively Bologna quartet offers us a very respectable mix of punk rock, indie, and melodic west coast hardcore that’s really not bad at all."

 "These guys still have a lot to offer and I believe they are on a very good path and what better springboard than the Bologna underground?"

Carried Out's Roots Of Chemistry EP delivers a strong mix of punk, indie, and melodic hardcore with energetic tracks like "Escherichia coli" and "The Stoic suicide." Though the recording could be more polished, the band's vivid style and promising sound mark an excellent debut from Bologna's underground scene. Listen to Carried Out’s Roots Of Chemistry EP and explore the raw energy of Bologna's punk scene today!

 The group’s technical skill is combined with touching songwriting, and so the accordion and banjo catapult us into the dusty proletarian world of Boston.

 Al Barr and Ken Casey have truly outdone themselves.

The Meanest Of Times by Dropkick Murphys offers a dynamic mix of Irish folk and punk rock with skillful instrumentation and evocative lyrics. Standout tracks like "State of Massachusetts" showcase the band's storytelling and musical prowess. While the album follows a familiar formula, the songwriting remains compelling and authentic. Recommended for fans and new listeners alike. Listen to The Meanest Of Times to experience Dropkick Murphys' powerful mix of Irish folk and punk rock energy today!