No Quarter lateste album is Fear And Loathing On The Pacific Highway released in 2022. Fast 90's style skate punk full of riffs and melodies. For fans of: Strung Out, Lagwagon, Pulley.
No Quarter lateste album is Fear And Loathing On The Pacific Highway released in 2022. Fast 90's style skate punk full of riffs and melodies. For fans of: Strung Out, Lagwagon, Pulley.
New album features 10 tracks, including their previously released singles “Power” and “United.” The song delivers the kind of anthemic, heartfelt punk sound that has long defined The Bouncing Souls’ catalog
The band's latest album is Ten Stories High released in 2023 via Pure Noise Records
Ten Stories High is a fantastic release from an already great band. Although it’s not The Bouncing Souls’ best album, relying a bit too much on pop aesthetics shrouded under punk sensibilities, it’s still a killer listen. If you’re a True Believer, you’ll be sure to dig this album, yet you may still hold their older albums closer to your heart. Regardless, Ten Stories High is deserving of your time. It may just be your soundtrack to the summer.
Bad Religion guitarist Brian Baker shared an update on the band’s upcoming projects during an interview with Pogopedia, making it clear that work on a new album is moving slowly for a reason.
“We’re trying to make a record, and it has to be a good record, so it’s taking a long time,”
Baker said, noting that the band is focused on getting things right rather than rushing a release. He also spoke about how the topics the band has written about for years are still relevant today. Baker said there’s no real satisfaction in being proven right.
“You don’t get a prize for being right,” he said, adding that those critiques still resonate today. Even so, he said the band keeps going. “It is depresslng, but what do you do? You push on. You keep pushing on,” Baker said. “From a creative standpoint, it’s important to build community and to create art and to do the things you can do.”
The songs on Age Of Unreason - Bad Religion's 17th LP - are perfectly serviceable and fun to listen to, most of the time. It's a Bad Religion record and you know what it's going to sound like before you've even heard of it, which is both a strength and a weakness. There's some great songs like "Chaos From Within", "Old Regime" and "My Sanity", "The Approach", and "What Tomorrow Brings" that are just as fiery and melodically brilliant as any of their finest work. But then there's those awkward, musically/lyrically cringeworthy tracks like "Big Black Dog", "Lose Your Head", and "Since Now" that show the band's age, and recycle their own riffs and songs to diminishing returns. The album ends up more or less in line with their other post-2000 output in quality, sitting right in the middle-low tier of their catalogue, with half the songs being solid-to-great and the other half fairly forgettable.
This was such a fun passion project! Felony Ron and I had this grand idea to cover a bunch of songs from this rad compilation, that is almost 27 years old now! It started really slow, but we really got cooking a few months back. So many people to thank!!!! First off, Davi Pacote who had the tough job of trying to mix all these tracks and have them all sound like one song!! And of course, Mr. Felony Ron who edited this masterpiece! We love the way he tied in all the graphics and album art! All lead vocals were done with the Transducer, except the Strung Out vox. Those were done with Andy Cavanaugh at Smoke in a Tree studios.