Favourite Friday - Dylan (Freaks and Geeks)

This song is pretty recent to classify it as one of my favourite songs of all time, but it is. This song is just so good from start to finish that I can listen to it over and over again. The song comes under the genre of Hip-Hop and Rap, and is performed by one of the best rappers around today, the mastermind, Childish Gambino. 

The song starts off with some strings than Gambino comes in and says "Alright, Gambino is a Mastermind" and from there it just gets ridiculously awesome. I cannot express the awesomeness of this song. He references the fact that he is in on one of the best television shows airing right now Community, and proves he knows how to rap. Knowing that makes it more brilliant that anyone can do whatever they feel like and if you love doing it, continue and make it your passion. One of the greatest talents this guy has is that he can rap under his breath and be appreciated for it.

Fuck I love Childish Gambino. 

This song is in my top 10 of all time and is arguably my favourite rap songs ever. 

Rating

10/10

By Dylan

Freaks and Geeks - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otPxoVQiIGo

British India - I Can Make You Love Me (Song Review)

I Can Make You Love Me the new single from indie rock group British India, based in Melbourne they have been around since 2004  with a modest supporter base. I must admit they have never been a band I have loved rather the opposite with their unoriginal and draining tracks, running low on music I stumble across this new single. This is in preparation for their fourth studio album yet to be named.

This song starts with a slow and very deep clean guitar riff which dominates about the first half of this song along with vocals, although not bad it doesn't entice an audience to keep listening or leave you on the edge of your seat. The basis of the song is a very generic on for songs, a person leaving the one they love and moving on to a new life due to some other person being in the way. But it is the second half this song which made me wonder what they wasted 2 minutes of production time on. With a much more upbeat/catchy drum beat accompanied by a great heavy grunge and distorted guitar riff, this brings life to this track. It lifts what a terribly generic song to something that is something else, if only they could produce 4 minute track of this quality. The breakdown of this song brings emotion and makes me forget they boring and most overused story line for a song. It seems to be what is holding back a band that could be a great Australian act, the ability and concentration to make a song which every second of it is as important as the last one and is as exciting to listen to.

I'm glad I didn't turn this song off after 2 minutes and continued to listen to it. It gives me hope that this album could be the one that turns the popularity of this band up and could make them a household name in Australia. Overall a decent single in anticipation for their 4th album

If you get a chance, check out the video clip for this song very bizarre and disturbing

I Can Make You Love Me is available everywhere now.

Rating

3/5

By Nick


I Can Make You Love Me - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXOAwbazzKQ

Muse - Madness (Single Review)

So, this is the first official song released from their forthcoming album The 2nd Law and I got to say I am a little bit unsure of what I honestly think about this song. By the end of this review I will finally decide what I think.

Well, I am gonna start by saying it is not the worst song Muse have ever made but it is certainly not the best song they have created. I have this obsession that when I listen to a Muse song, I like to compare it too their best album Origin of Symmetry. This is nothing like that. This is by far the opposite to that. This is synth-pop and if the album is anything like it, than I will be pretty disappointed.

I am going to do a pros and cons sort of list for this and I hope it will work out for me.

Pros

• Although Muse are not the same as they used to be, I have to give them credit for taking a step in trying to make a song that does not go with their genre.
• If you know Muse well you know that Matthew Bellamy is a great song writer. With saying that, the lyrics of this song are very well written. It is a love song that express the confusion of love which is great.
• The electronic/synth-pop genre is not as popular as it should be, but with this song it is opening up for more bands to be recognised. 
• I think that if the band goes in this direction they will get recognition of their new genre, but that means they will only be noted for their songs released prior to the Resistance.

Cons

• The beat is catchy and the song is good, but the direction they are going in is not the right suit for them.
• They are one of the best live rock bands in the world, and by playing this live, it will not express the greatness they perform live.
• The song is not the best synth pop song i have heard and they never will be able to perform it.
• By hearing this song, I am getting the vibe that Matthew Bellamy is trying to right the greatest song of all time to impress everyone. He is very eccentric and every time he writes a song he tries to top the one he has previously written.

From  this I think I know the rating I need to give the song.

Madness is available on iTunes and everywhere now.

Rating

3/5

By Dylan

Madness - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mq9zhpBweDk

Loon Lake - Cherry Lips (Single Review)

Yes, I’m sorry. I am a little bit late, but I could not pass on reviewing this song. It is just so catchy and so brilliant that I need to share it with everyone.

Loon Lake is one of the last awesome local bands going around. They know how to write great music. Don’t get me wrong we have reviewed Aussie bands such as DZ Deathrays and other Australian acts like Yacht Club DJ’s. There is no doubt about this band; I’m talking about Loon Lake.

This song Cherry Lips is without a doubt a classic. It starts off with a basic drum beat and an easy guitar tune, but with saying that you are probably thinking that it is just a general beat how can it be so good. Well let me put it too you this way, with this beat it makes you want to get up, sing and dance. The lyrics are very basic and are great to sing a long too. With the opening line of the chorus saying “But it’s, almost night time and you know that’s the right time to dance”. Hearing that makes you want to just go nuts and dance.

There is nothing else I can say about this song, but I am going to go out on a limb and say this could be the best song of the year. I personally think it will rank high on the Triple J's Hottest 100.

Cherry Lips is available everywhere now.

Rating

5/5 

By Dylan

Cherry Lips - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5u_sa_SVuw

Bloc Party - Four (Album Review)

Album reviews are always fun. Hard. But fun. This is album that, well, has high expectations after hearing 2 of their new songs Octopus and Day Four but the question is, are we getting the original Bloc Party or we getting the later dance synth-pop group who did peoples heads in with the song Mercury. Well I am proud and glad to say that we are getting the almighty original Bloc Party. With that being said it is still a tough album to review for certain reasons.

If your a massive Bloc Party fan like myself, the first two albums titled Silent Alarm and A Weekend In The City, were that good and you don't really think that it could get any better. Your damn right. They couldn't even get the respect that they used to have after Intimacy, which led to Kele having to take a break and discover a genre in which he must love that is Dance Pop. Once from the little brain fart he had, it was only a matter of time he needed to get the band back together, he needed to have his band perform again, from that we are here. The new album is called Four entitled after their fourth album release. Four albums in and they are still kicking ass that is for sure.

I'm just going to get straight to it. I love it. I think it is bloody fantastic. Of course their is songs on any album that you skip and these have it, but their is songs that you have to have on repeat one. Like for example Octopus is a great track, but you would skip it for the song Day Four cause that is just Bloc Party.

Stand Out Tracks (In Order):

• Day Four (Track 6)
• Coliseum (Track 7)
• Octopus (Track 3)
• Real Talk (Track 4)

The songs I have listed above is what sums up this album. Fortunately this album is a good back to back, track listening album. It starts strong and finishes strong, but the songs I have mentioned are in my opinion track you must listen too.

The album expresses what needs to be said, the crappy dance act they had going for them has gone, but now we are back with a vengeance. This is an album you must have if you like indie rock. You have to appreciate the band for going back to their roots.

Please, go buy and purchase this album it is a must have.

Four is now officially available now.

Rating

3.5/5

By Dylan

Yeasayer - Fragrant World (Album Review)

Yeasayer are in the realm of their own capability to produce a sound which can never be related to by any other musicians of time, and continue to do so after their 2^ndalbum released in 2010 Odd Blood to produce a further more complex sound which brings us to their newly released album Fragrant World. 

Moving past their danceable features which are present in Odd Blood, Fragrant World starts off with Fingers Never Bleed and instantaneously gives off a Darker yet upbeat sound that is really indescribable. No two songs featured have similar drum beats nor similar sounds and upon multiple listening’s you begin to pick up even more parts of each song. Released as their first single, Henrietta progresses from a bright beginning and later winds down to a softer tone whilst “Oh Henrietta, we can live on forever” is sung over and over really setting an emotion to a dramatic end. But it is Devil and the Deed which provides the darker element of the album with thumping Bass, outstanding synths, complex drums and lyrics “you could never handle if she was into magic” which give off the unknown element of the album. 

Each song in Fragrant World has various ideas hidden in every word from demons and hell breaking loose to stars and living in the moment which only Yeasayer would be able to describe. Fragrant World  if summed up in one song is Glass of the Microscope which provides a dark sound to what is a musically complex album that only gets better and better upon each listen.

No more detailing of the album can be really described purely due to Yeasayers capability to create various vibes in every individual song. 

Tracklist: 

1. Fingers Never Bleed

2. Longevity

3. Blue Paper

4. Henrietta

5. Devil and the Deed

6. No Bones

7. Reagan’s Skeleton

8. Demon Road

9. Damaged Goods

10. Folk Hero Shtick

11. Glass of the Microscope

Fragrant World is now available everywhere now. Grab a copy to experience this amazing piece of work.

Rating

5/5

By Blake

Favourite Fridays - Blake (All My Friends)

Kicking off with soft repetitive piano and gradually building up to a slap of an electronic drum, signals in the symbols and the booming bass which all become louder and James Murphy blurts “ That’s how it starts”. This is All My Friends by LCD Soundsytem a former Dance-Punk outfit from America. 

There is a majestic sound and emotion that All My Friends captures that is like no other, the layers of music are incredible and the way in which LCD build it up is bound to perhaps perfection. But it is the lyrics in which really control the song, set out in an almost poetic formation which explore an individual’s progress through life “You spent the first five years trying to get with the plan” and the almost forgettable subjects that we are “You forgot what you meant when you read what you said”. 

The almost chaotic ending filled with bellowing guitar, repetitive piano, bass and drums, background filling synth, with Murphy merely shouting “If I could see all my friends tonight”.

If you witnessed LCD Soundsytem’s live show consider yourself very fortunate as tho they were one of the best live acts going around at the time before they decided to call it quits. All my friends is off their 2^nd album ‘sounds of silver’.

Rating

5/5


It is one of my favourite songs of all time.


By Blake


All My Friends - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXp1TQPf2pY

Pluto Jonze - Gig Review (13th of July 2012, Workers Club)

This is all credit to Nick, one of the other bloggers, but thanks to him, we both wouldn't have been able to experience one of the most jaw dropping, inspiring gigs I have seen. You are probably thinking, how could they be that good like thats absolute poppy cock, well its not the music and its not the atmosphere, its the man behind the band Pluto Jonze.

For those of you who don't know Pluto Jonze is a indie rocker who knows a lot about music. For example, each band member has a special talent, the drummer is great, the guitarist has great knowledge of what he is there to do, but, Pluto Jonze is an absolute talent. He can do so much, his voice is superb, his keyboard skills are great, he even plays instruments you wouldn't expect. For example he plays the freakin Theremin.

The show started off with something you don't see, a Theremin solo. Oh boy was it fun. The whole gig from start to finish was entertaining. Standout tracks that were performed were Meet You Under Neon, Plastic Bag In a Hurricane, See What The Sun Sees and Final Second of Life.

I cant explain how awesome it was.

All of Pluto Jonzes material is available on iTunes.

Rating

4/5

By Dylan

Twin Shadow - Confess (Album Review)

Alright album review time, I awaited this album for nearly two years. It was due the massive expectation as to how Twin Shadow would follow up their impressive first album along with how they would progress the sound associated with Twin Shadow. This 11 track album doesn't disappoint at all, not only it is better than their album but it brings a totally different vibe. Each track is uniquely different  and equally as important as each other, saying that the album still flows well and gels to make a brilliant album. My excitement for this album come when the first single 5 Seconds was released, it was hard to tell whether the whole album would follow this style of music or be a flash in the pan which would be followed by a terribly disappointing album. Safe to say that this was just a taste of what was to come, not only was it a great single to start with it gave birth to what Twin Shadow's new sound would be based on. Moving from their 80's new wave sound which Forget bought and into a much more intense and darker sounding album. Filled with amazing vocals, clever guitar riffs and the subtly of progressive piano and bass lines, all topped with simple and powerful drum lines. Some fans may say that they have completely turned their back on a sound which was unique in this decade and sorely missed, as well as a sound which made them what they are. However as a major fan of George Lewis Jr's. work I love that they have moved and developed a new sound which make sure they don't just keep producing albums out of the sound they are know for like a lot of bands. It shows the versatility of Lewis Jr's. song writing and his ability to produce something with substance. Now to put a fine tooth comb through this album, it was released on the 10th of July.







Contents of the album
1. Golden Light
2. You Call Me On
3. Five Seconds
4. Run My Heart
5. The One
6. Beg For The Night
7. Patient
8. When The Movie’s Over
9. I Don’t Care
10. Be Mine Tonight
11. Mirror In The Dark

The album opens with a much lighter track than the rest of the album Golden Light , its a bright start dominated with the voice of Lewis Jr. this track is very much stripped back highlighting the up beat underlying track. Although not the greatest track of the album I believe it's a great way to complement the rest of the album. From track 2 You Call Me I was hooked to this album, dominated with a grunge guitar through the intro. This is a very different Twin Shadow sounding like a Sleigh Bells guitar riff this song progresses to a much more complicated song, with synths and drum bring feeling and emotion to this song. This off beat drum beat mixed with guitar makes for a some what dance track. The next Five Seconds probably my favourite track off this album has already been review so I'm not going to repeat myself. This 4th track of album Run My Heart has consumed my last week of music listening, it has grow on me along with five seconds make this album. The guitar riff on this song is amazingly beautiful combined with the simple drum beat and lyrics which carry substances make for one of the greatest songs of this year. Later met with the usual Twin Shadow synths which throughout this whole album bring a dark sound to these tracks and later turn to much brighter clean piano fills.  

The rest of the album is extremely solid tracks and don't take away from what is a majorly impressive 2nd album from this one man band. Patient and I don't care are very impressive and along with the other two big hits of this album. 

What more can I say about this album i couldn't have been more impressed or happy to hear what this album bought to the table. George Lewis Jr. is a major talent and sadly not enough of the world knows about this amazing man and band he fronts. All songs bring complexity and many layers, but the one thing that makes every track on this album is the lyrics and the vocals. The voice sets the tone for every track and is naturally quite brilliant. The one thing you will not when seeing these guys is that they won't produce boring shows and reproduce studio sounds, they are the complete package. I highly recommend you spending $20 and getting this album. 

Confess is available everywhere now. 

Rating

9.5/10 

By Nick 

Muse - The 2nd Law: Unsustainable (Song Review)

Well. What can I say about this. Oh, I know, MUSE-STEP. This is something i'm really looking forward to, only because I loved the old Muse but now I am dumb founded. The whole dub step genre alone can, in my opinion, only be handled in small doses. With this, i'm going to be straight up and as brutally honest as I can.



Muse will be releasing an album due out on October the 1st, called The 2nd Law (Review will be up when released), and from hearing their first track Survival, one is to question the quality of what this album will be. Unfortunately the old riffs, catchy drum beat and beautiful bass lines has all gone, instead we have, like I have said MUSE-STEP.

The words I describe this song, are Horrid, Horrible, Disgraceful, Crap, Terrible, Trash, this list can go on and on. Dub-Step, is suppose to be a genre you relate to slow beats with heavy drops. But this. This is just piss poor. They say that all inspiration for the track I am reviewing is the dub-step king, Skrillex. Fair enough for inspiration but not this. Why does a band, who 4 years ago were known as the best live act ever and had 4 albums that you could listen too back to back, think they have to sell out and make them more popular. This doesn't give them the need to do dub-step.


Okay, to the song. The 2nd Law: Unsustainable, is the 12th track of their new album and by the sound of the song, it is the 1st of a two part song. The song starts of with very quick strings setting a scene, being very orchestral. Although this is a majority of the first minute of the half with the vocals, well, you cant classify it as vocals as it is a news reporter reading headlines of certain stories (assuming they were made up and filmed by Matthew Bellamy), then once the reports are finished all music stops and you hear, a robot saying the word Unsustainable with the guitar kicking in and drums having a constant beat and the bass being very basic, causing it too sound like dub-step. Then once the dub-step faze stops it is just goes to a normal paced drum beat and base mixed in with the strings and you can hear Matthew Bellamy's voice just singing constantly. Then, once he has had his moment it turns it to UNSUSTAINABLE with the almighty and powerful (sarcasm) dub-step returns.

So with that why don't I like this song? Simple, listen to it, its just in short horrible. I cant stress this enough. I gave the other Muse song a 1 out of 5, and now looking back on it I think i was too harsh, cause at the time it was probably the worst Muse song I have ever heard, but now, this is the worst Muse song to ever be written.

I am going to plug the song, only because even though it is in all honesty brutally crap, you have to listen to it for yourself.

The 2nd Law: Unsustainable will be released with the album and is only available on YouTube.

Rating

0/5

By Dylan

Unsustainable - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EF_xdvn52As

Crystal Castles - Plague (Single Review)

Alice and Ethan return to the music scene with their new single “Plague”, where we see the duo dance with the dreaded witch-house genre, and the results are some what frightening, but not in a good way.

Being a huge fan of their last album entitled “Crystal Castles II”, their was always going to be high expectations from me, and Plague doesn't quite make the grade. 

What is an attempt to move their sound in a new, freakier direction comes across as a plodding, lazy 5 minutes of what sounds like Baptism recycled into a throw away B-Side they didn’t use on one of their earlier albums.

The track itself though, is interesting enough but doesn't quite make the cut, and i am anxious to see what will come from their up coming LP.

Plague is available on iTunes

Rating

2.5/5

By James

Plague - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cx2lJIOTBjs

The Cast of Cheers, Django Django - Gig Review (31st of July 2012, Corner Hotel Melbourne)

Coming off recent sets at Splendour in the Grass, The Cast of cheers and Django Django's. It was their first intimate gig on Australian Soil, and where else to kick it off than Melbourne’s Corner Hotel.

As soon as The Cast of Cheers took stage, their own excitement to be playing swept the room and they instantly captured all eyes and ears with there mix of creative electronic loops, varnished lead and rhythm guitar work, cooperative drum and bass and standout lyrics all in which only became sweeter and sweeter as their set progressed. But it was to be 'Animals' and 'Trucks at Night' which created most enthusiasm amongst the Irish 4. They finished off their set with dancy improvisation that created a buzz in the room and high expectations for the main act of the night Django Django. 

Entering the stage wearing matching purple and red t-shirts and starting their set with “Hail Bop”, the English based foursome had the packed out Corner Hotel hanging off every note. Django Django produced a set which not only contained all their songs off their self titled debut album but improvisational synth elements and catchy percussion which left them energetically bopping around the stage. Too much highlight was 'Skies Over Cairo' which made you feel and dance like an Egyptian as well as 'Silver Rays' which incorporated energetic synths. Giving a convincing "Goodnight" the corner remained in an anticipating darkness and on return to the stage wailing sirens sounded and they flung themselves into 'WOR'. Django Django convincingly met high expectations and with many references of the night in regards to a return to Australia. The funny thing was that they were announced a week later on the Bill for Falls Music and Arts festival line up, for this up and coming summer so keep a eye out for them.

Get on Cast of Cheers debut album 'Family' and Django Django's self titled debut album both of which are available on iTunes.

Rating

4/5

By Blake 

Childish Gambino - Black Faces (Song Review)

Oh man, can Gambino rap! This guy is born talented. Hands down one of the most down to earth rappers there is.

Childish Gambino is Donald Glover, the actor who got his rap name from a Wu-Tang Clan name generator. Donald Gloved has written for the television show 30 Rock, starred in the hit TV Show Community and is a stand up comedian. But, his best talent is rapping.

This song is from his latest mix tape, Royalty. The whole song, is just awesome. I love the beat. The only downside to the song is that it is only three and a half minutes long, cause this song could go for longer and have just as much potential.

It features rapper Nipsey Hussle, who is an up and coming rapper.

I can't say much about this song cause when writing this I just want to listen to it over and over again.

Royalty the mix tape is available on Childish Gambinos website for free.


Rating
5/5

By Dylan

Black Faces - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XN2UnUoM1g0

Favourite Friday - Dylan (Stranger Things Have Happened, Foo Fighters)

This is the first of favourite Friday and it has to be kicked off with arguably the greatest rock n roll band on the planet, the band fronted by one of the most decorated musicians on the planet, the one, the only, the Foo Fighters.

The band consists of Pat and Chris on guitar, Nate on bass, Taylor on drums and the almighty Dave Grohl on rhythm and vocals. Of course if you know the Fooies well you will know that they have some great track from each album but this one I'm reviewing, is in my opinion one if the best Foo Fighters songs ever.

A little back story, the band released a record in 2005 called In Your Honor, a two sided CD that contained songs like Best of You, DOA and No Way Back. People who have purchased or listened to the record know that one CD is completely acoustic music, none of the heavy rock music they have perfected, but the music that is so personal and delicate to listen too. With this, they went on a world tour which was an acoustic masterpiece that featured orchestras and band mates reuniting. After the tour was complete, they went back into the studio where they worked on a new record. Dave Grohl wanted to have the same format as the last album, with acoustic and rock being released together, well, Echoes Silence Patience and Grace had that.

I'm not hear to review the album or the band as it may seem, but I'm hear to review arguably the greatest Foo Fighters song ever written.

Stranger Things Have Happened, is the 6th track of the album Echoes Silence Patience and Grace. If your a Foo Fighters fan, you will think songs like The Pretender or Cheer Up Boys Your Make Ups Running are the songs that make the album, well guess what they don't. Now I'm not saying these songs are bad, I'm saying that Stranger Things Have Happened is just the stand out track on it.

The song starts of quiet softly with Dave tapping his guitar for a beat the guitar can go along too, with this Dave starts to song, and it's not the usual voice you would associate with Dave, but something about it makes you want him to do these songs more often. As the song continues, his voice itself becomes a lot more Dave like, without the screaming of course, but still he really can do anything. The guitar itself is great too, with either Chris or Pat coming in and being the second guitarist with Dave, it shows the amount of chemistry they have together as a band. This whole song is an absolute classic, the only thing is that it's a shame it's over shadowed by other tracks, but that makes it more exciting when you discovered it.

We also rate the normal songs we do out of 5, but this is out of 10 and there will be a rating in where it sits in our top songs of all time.

Rating
10/10

It is probably my favorite song of all time.

Top 5 of All Time

By Dylan

Stranger Things Have Happened - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEIeb85DkCs

What is Favourite Friday?

Okay, we know usual music blogs review current singles and albums, we do that, but we thought we would do something different, we thought we could start our own concept, it is called, Favourite Friday. Each week, one of us, will be reviewing one of our favourite songs. You will be surprised from us, with what we think, we will give you the rating out of 5, and we will give the rating on where it stands in our personal favourite songs of all time. Peace xo

The Presets - Youth In Trouble (Single Review)

This is a lot tougher than other reviews. I can't stress to you enough the honesty I'm giving here. This isn't a song that can just be reviewed and be left at that, this is a song that needs to be analyzed properly.

I consider The Presets too be one of, if not, the greatest Australian act in the past 5 years. It is as simple as that. Apocolypso is the greatest dance album I have ever heard. If you haven't heard the album, you havent fully understood the potential of The Presets. Beams, there first LP, was great, tracks like Are You The One, Down Down Down, Girl In The Sea and I Go Hard or I Go Home, those four tracks sum up beams, however Apocolypso, it's album doesn't stop, with My People, Talk Like That and Eucalyptus, they are just 3 of the tracks you need to listen too.

I feel like I have been ranting on for a while, but when I heard The Presets are coming back, I was excited as anything, than I hear they have released a song called Youth In Trouble. I'm gonna be brutally honest, terrible song name. When I think of The Presets, I think of names that make you wanna go hard and not go home (see what I did there a little Presets Pun). Like the old saying, you cant judge a book by its cover, you cant feel like you don't want too listen to the song, cause of a title named Youth In Trouble.

Okay, here's where we get into the review. Youth in Trouble has a beat that reminds me of nothing. It doesn't. It is original. I give the Presets one point for originality, cause each of there albums has tracks that are similar in some way, and with that, this song could hopefully be a direction that is new and unique to The Presets. When I listen to this, I think 90's dance scene, where people are in clubs who are going all out and don't give a care in the world. Bravo Presets, your constant tempo and quick beat is a killer. There is only one criticism to this (I said I'm gonna analyze each little aspect), there is a beat without bass, played when the vocals are on. Once the vocals are over, you expect one of the Presets drops. Unfortunately you get the same beat as normal. Im gonna take half a point for that.

Now, the lyrics. What can i say about the lyrics. Nothing. Its basic. Its catchy. Its The Presets all over. Well done for backing up your style with easy lyrics that are not complex enough for people to hate. This is just superb. I do not care what anyone says about songs that have limited lyrics, if you can make it work, than do it, cause these guys can do it, and they are the real deal.

I have to be short about reviews cause sometimes they get boring. You have read what you have read, I am not gonna wrap it all up like I usually do, I am going to give the rating and thats it.

Youth In Trouble is available world wide now.

Their new album Pacifica, is available in September

Rating

4/5

Youth In Trouble - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59VaXUt-yMg


By Dylan