Album is awesome!

Album is pretty damn good. Not sure why people are saying TKCL sucks in comparison though

Album surprised me, I may end up spinning it for a while

whoa. title track sounds great. along with the rest of the album, but that one..for obvious reasons caught my attention the most

anyone know whos doing the yells/screams w/e the fuck you want to call them haha

Originally Posted by Big_Guy

Album is pretty damn good. Not sure why people are saying TKCL sucks in comparison though

Because TKCL isn't even on the same level as their other work. Way below.

Originally Posted by Protested Hero

Because TKCL isn't even on the same level as their other work. Way below.

Other work as in the new album? I sure hope so, because their previous eps and splits are so fucking bad, even the songs that they rerecorded and made better

Originally Posted by Big_Guy

Other work as in the new album? I sure hope so, because their previous eps and splits are so fucking bad, even the songs that they rerecorded and made better

You really think so? I can't stand any of the re-recorded stuff. My favorite of theirs is still Webster Lake, but the new album is great.

wrightsville beach sounds awesome, can't wait to hear the full song

Wow, I'm pleasantly surprised. Definitely happy I preordered this record now.

It reminds me of some mid-00's (even earlier) pop punk bands, promising.

Album is ridiculously great.

Bummed that Jonny Craig fucked up my chances of seeing these guys.

Originally Posted by Protested Hero

You really think so? I can't stand any of the re-recorded stuff. My favorite of theirs is still Webster Lake, but the new album is great.

Yes, im as unbiased as it gets because i didnt get into them until TKCL came out. I have nit heard the acoustic ep though

Originally Posted by Rob McWilliams

Bummed that Jonny Craig fucked up my chances of seeing these guys.

speaking of jonny craig, i feel like voice wise, matty is the jonny of pop punk, minus the complete douchebag characteristics. he has one of the strongest if not the strongest voice in current pop punk.