Album: No Composure
Year: 2010
Style: Pop Punk / Emo, Power-Pop, Anthemic Punk
Similar Bands: Dark Thoughts, Blink 182, Ramones, Hagfish
"One-Word" Review: Fast, Sweaty Punk-Pop
Based Out Of: Evansville, IN
Label:It's Alive Records
- Ignition On 1:41
- Big Time Joke 1:40
- Cha Cha Chump 2:14
- Turning Seventeen 2:55
- Slash N Bite 0:56
- Maybe It Was Your Fault 2:04
- Throw A Party 1:55 /
- She's Takin' Hold 1:27
- Backpack Beers 2:04
- Situation Overload 2:20
- Whatever Gets you 2:59
- Ordinary Eyes 2:26
- Peggy, Sue Me 2:15
- Chemical Spin 2:46
Members & Other Bands:
- Justin Yates - Engineer, Mixing
- Adam Fletcher - Engineer, Producer, Extra Vox (Dear Landlord, Last Laugh, Moloko Plus, Copyrights, Squirtgun, Methadones, Murderburgers)
- Matt Allison Engineer, Mixing
- J. Powell - Mastering
- Matt Drastic - Mixing
- Matt Glick - Vox, Guitar (Off-Ox)
- Bradley (Glick) Anxiety - Vox, Bass, Guitar
- Thomas (Poole) - Drums, Some Guitar Noise
- Ryan Dunn - Guitar, Trident
Album Review: These are 14 fast, snotty, angsty, youthful tracks from a band that had been around for an album and ep. They are mostly melodic two minute tracks, not one over three, with 3-chord punk, and moments of power-pop slow down if only to offset blasting off in the next section. Turning Seventeen might be the most fully developed radio-friendly song on the album with genuine catchy power pop sections, with yearning nostalgic nasally vocals, and anthemic sing alongs. Good stuff.
Stand Out Track: Turning Seventeen
Links:
Bandcamp
website
Anxious & Angry label
Old 2013 Kickstarter
Punk News
Discogs
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