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Weekend Dads are back at it again with the solid jams! The
seven tracks on September Downs continue to obscure the boundaries
between the classic pop punk 1-2-3-4 sound and the styles of today's more
anthemic, rough around the edges attack. They do so while maintaining the
infectious catchiness of the former and the hard driving power of the
latter. I like to think that bands making music like this have the ability
to pull in fans from both sides of the fence and open a gateway between the
two to broaden musical tastes and remind us that no mater how many
differences exist in the punk scene, we're all in this together. |
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