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In the vast sea of punk rock albums, BAD SPORTS' Constant Stimulation is like a fluorescent buoy bobbing up and down, demanding to be noticed.
This Texan trio serve up a generous helping of snarling guitars, pounding drums, and catchy hooks that will have you pogoing around your living room in no time.
From the opening track "Don't Get Your Hopes Up" to the closing chords of "Easy Truth", BAD SPORTS maintain a frenetic energy that is undeniably infectious.
The band effortlessly blends elements of garage rock, power pop, and punk to create a sound that is uniquely their own.
Lead vocalist Orville Neeley's gravelly vocals add a rough-around-the-edges charm to the album, while the tight rhythm section of Daniel Fried and Gregory Rutherford keeps the whole thing chugging along at breakneck speed.
Tracks like "Growler" and "Constant Stimulation" are perfect examples of BAD SPORTS' ability to craft catchy, anthemic punk rock that will have you hitting repeat again and again.
The album may not reinvent the wheel, but it certainly gives it a damn good polish.
So, if you're in need of a musical pick-me-up, look no further than BAD SPORTS' Constant Stimulation.
It's a shot of adrenaline straight to the heart, guaranteed to leave you buzzing long after the final chords fade away.
Cheers to that, mate.
This Texan trio serve up a generous helping of snarling guitars, pounding drums, and catchy hooks that will have you pogoing around your living room in no time.
From the opening track "Don't Get Your Hopes Up" to the closing chords of "Easy Truth", BAD SPORTS maintain a frenetic energy that is undeniably infectious.
The band effortlessly blends elements of garage rock, power pop, and punk to create a sound that is uniquely their own.
Lead vocalist Orville Neeley's gravelly vocals add a rough-around-the-edges charm to the album, while the tight rhythm section of Daniel Fried and Gregory Rutherford keeps the whole thing chugging along at breakneck speed.
Tracks like "Growler" and "Constant Stimulation" are perfect examples of BAD SPORTS' ability to craft catchy, anthemic punk rock that will have you hitting repeat again and again.
The album may not reinvent the wheel, but it certainly gives it a damn good polish.
So, if you're in need of a musical pick-me-up, look no further than BAD SPORTS' Constant Stimulation.
It's a shot of adrenaline straight to the heart, guaranteed to leave you buzzing long after the final chords fade away.
Cheers to that, mate.