From their humble beginnings in 2011 to sets at Download Festival, 2000 Trees and Teddy Rocks, this South Coast outfit has always had a knack for writing songs that just click. They’ve been delivering catchy pop-punk anthems for a while now, but with ‘Life Lately’, it feels like they’ve really come into their own. This album is a reflection of their journey as a band; one that shows how far they’ve come, both musically and personally, while keeping the energy and rawness that fans have come to love. It’s also, as they put it, ’13 tracks of pop punk goodness’. That, it absolutely is. It’s the sort of album that will register on the first listen, but will have you going back for another listen, and then another. It feels like their most polished work yet, but full to the brim with personality – and it’s SO catchy.
The album kicks off with ‘Best Days,’ a track that immediately sets the tone with its fast, punchy guitars and an anthem chorus. It’s high-energy, it’s fun, and it makes…
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