Review

Clocking in at roughly eleven minutes and thirty seconds, the four song collection consists of nonstop blistering punk-rock hooks and engagingly brash vocals that should only be played loud enough to wake up your next door neighbor or not at all.

While Jeff Rosenstock may have honed this craft over years of performing as Bomb the Music Industry!, he has perfected it here on his solo debut, We Cool?

All four tracks on Football, etc.'s EP feature gloomy moods with exhausted tones. Upbeat moments are rare, mainly focusing on drawn out chord progressions that without vocals could be found helping out a shoegaze band. 

Colleen Green’s new album I Want To Grow Up is such a beautiful, sugary treat. From opening eponymous track “I Want To Grow Up” you’re hit with Colleen’s dual harmony vocals sung with this really tired, slacker delivery hung atop some sweet distorted guitars and headbanging drums.

Mood swings come and go but Blis. take that to the next level on their new 4 song EP on Soft Speak, Starting Fires In My Parents House. Is it too early to tell people to remember this band name?