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New Face To Face album is coming this September! Here is the new song and pre-order!

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Listen up, FAT fans! If you’re itching for face to face news, we have you covered. Today, we can finally broadcast that their brand-new album, No Way Out But Throughwill drop on September 10! Produced by Seigfried Meier, No Way Out But Through is a record that brims with intelligent songwriting, arena-sized choruses, big guitars, and a distinct musical fluidity that comes from playing together as a band for over 30 years. 

Leading the collection is the album’s title track, of which Trever Keith (vocals/lead guitar) says, “To me, No Way Out But Through means facing life’s obstacles head on, rather than looking for shortcuts.” 

Stream the track on YouTube or wherever you get your digital fix. Grab your copy today, along with a bundle item. Then, check out their tour dates, which contain a number of festivals, including Slam Dunk, Furnace Fest, and Punk in Drublic! 2021 has never looked so good. Finally!

(review) AFI – Bodies

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New AFI album is upon us! This band started long time ago as melodic hardcore punk skate punk band, but evolved with time into something else, combining Misfits influenced punk rock, dark rock and darkened pop topped with superb voice of Davey Havok. New album contains eleven songs and it is punk rock in a very stretched term. New songs rely more on darkened rock and pop than punk rock although there are couple of excursions into harsher punk waters like Escape from Los Angeles being one of my favorites on this record. But, although punk rock is no more with new songs, atmosphere that is unique for this band is still here. Mixture of melancholy, sadness, darkness and hope with death and life is still here. Also, good melodies and vocal lines, harmonies and songs that will make you hum long after the album finished are here. Besides mentioned, other personal favorites are Back From The Flesh and No Eyes. This is logical continuation of last full length.

(review) The MIghty Mighty Bosstones – When God Was Great (Hellcat Records)

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Ska punk rock pioneers The Mighty Mighty Bosstones are back with new album with Hellcat Records. There are 15 songs on this album, ska punk rock anthems first class for all of you out there thirsty for melody, energy and something to dance and rejoice to. There are couple of similarities to popular The Interrupters, but let´s have in mind that these veterans were influence for many younger bands and their vision of punk rock with brass instruments and piano backed in some songs, also with such great harmonies and backing vocals was making fans happy for decades. My personal favorites on this record are Lonely Boy, Bruised and What It Takes.  Of course, special mention must be said about The Final Parade with all those fantastic guests performing, you will have to discover yourselves which one. Great album.