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 Maybe The Offspring are coming back! Or rather, they want to return to their former selves.

 If someone had told me in '97 that The Offspring in 2012 would write songs like Cruising California, I would have never ever believed it… What a pity!

The Offspring's 'Days Go By' shows a deliberate attempt to return to their punk roots with fast riffs and energetic vocals. While some tracks revive their early style successfully, the album is undermined by inconsistent experiments like 'Cruising California.' Overall, it is a mixed effort with moments reminiscent of their classic sound. Discover if The Offspring's 'Days Go By' hits punk gold or misses the mark—read the full review and listen now!

 Let Yourself Go is an explosion of that old fun punk that Green Day used to do.

 Uno is not a Rock Opera, nor a masterpiece, but a simple album that sounds 'almost' like a bad Green Day album from the past.

The reviewer approaches Green Day's Uno with skepticism, noting a return to their classic 90s punk style. While some tracks reignite past energy, others fall short or feel disjointed. The album isn't a masterpiece but offers a listenably flawed glimpse of old Green Day. Explore Green Day's Uno and hear how the band channels their punk roots with both highs and lows.