Paroled in ‘55 A phenominal slab of post-punk brought to life by Kafkaesque tales of urban decay and vicious obersvational commentary. Gone are the Cure-like jangle-pop anthems of old; here Sweaty Palms are nastier than ever experimenting with a thundering wall of noise rock, no-wave and reverb-laden drone, driven by pulsing synths that recall the likes of early Death in June, Nine Circles, Joy Division and The Fall, whilst creating a sound that's also entirely their own. Stunning. Favorite track: Me, Myself and I.

ericnealallred There hasn’t been a band that has had such a grip on me. From the first cut to the last, this album is filled with poetry and adrenaline. Each of their releases are equally as driving and captivating. Favorite track: Factory Settings.

Daniele RockInBox Breath-taking, strong, high octane rock'n'roll! waiting for the new stuff... Favorite track: Balfron.

Tim Mee Takes me back to the time when I first discovered Hüsker Dü ... wild, unhinged, angry and yet cerebral all at once.
‘Powerful’ probably sums these loud boys up nicely. Favorite track: Ghost Printer.

benjobadger The lads from John are lovely fellas, belying their furious music making Favorite track: God Speed In The National Limit.

foolishmusicfan I'LL NEVER DOUBT THE WORD OF GOD!!! X3 Favorite track: The Word of God.

djadorno The answer is 9. Favorite track: A Love Song.

BRANT Love the energy, infectious harmonies, and pure gold lyrics on this album! I just listen to it over and over and over and over. And over. Favorite track: The Fixer.