under a dead ohio sky

few albums that give me a genuine sense of dread

the obvious peak of ska punk, it's never getting topped and thats ok!

feels like a private hell inside of a halloween mask in the middle of a drought. idk how else 2 describe ts twin...

mostly classics, just skip the white boy reggae jams (jailhouse, pawn shop, and get ready) and you have a great album

the album of all time

if this album ended on monkey's head it would be perfect. that's the perfect closer. the last two songs don't need to be here

god fucking damn

pretentious enough to get clipping not pretentious enough for the beats

the end of minus blindfold makes me think about skating in my hometown god i miss you all so much

and my ______ brad with the funky reggae style check it out

Unbelievable

make the crowd panic like a fuckin' bomb threat

this albums good, certainly a better soundtrack than the other things they've written, but it doesnt have the same energy and ferocity that Evil Empire really honed in on

so it sucks

eton harris eatin' a shit sandwich, man this mic fuckin' stinks after he used it

absolutely all killer no filler no extra shit. it's purely basics however the production sets it up for success in every single chance it gets, the bass drop in Piece By Piece being a good example. if you're a physically active person, gym, etc. you gotta give it a listen.

Heavier and much more emotional than their opus Today's Empires, has two of the greatest punk songs ever written (A Speculative Fiction and Iteration) as well as some of my favorite ever hardcore songs (Impending Halfhead and Superbowl Patriot). Holy unbelievably good.

Second favorite Vaporwave record

Possibly the best Fat Wreck Chords release behind the Propagandhi record Today's Empires. There's no sign of boredom or phoned in guitar riffs or lyrics, as well as a notable amount of samples throughout during songs or as interludes. Joey Cape's wording has never been more poignant.

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