mb twee proto-riot-grrrl; more mature humor (but equally disenchanted) than the mid/late 90s dude pop-punk bands; compositionally creative and catchy Favorite track: She And Me.

lankylistener This album has a young, coming-of-age feel sound wise, but lyrics that are closer to the opposite end of that arc. The "anti-romance" stance of this album is really refreshing too- instead of it being about how wonderful it is to be in love, it's pretty much the opposite, showing the struggle of relationships and the need to value oneself all while staying upbeat.

TL;DR: Some of the songs remind me of anime intros and I like that. Favorite track: Me And My Madness.

hellbendervinyl We love sundots! The vinyl pressing for this record was lovingly handled by Hellbender Vinyl (hellbendervinyl.com) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Put it on your turntable and let the album ride! Favorite track: Green.

Frank Cevasco absolutely perfected this style. really scratches that itch. Favorite track: Green.

Staring at Nothing I love sundots Favorite track: Hurt Me.

mcsweden what a perfect album, i love sundots Favorite track: Hurt Me.

vixen_fyre This album is what got me into Panchiko, I love the story of how it was found and especially love how the songs sound Favorite track: CUT.

diego depression final boss

Favorite track: Laputa.

ezaf_15 Without Panchiko I don't think I would be living the life I'm living right now with the amount of amazing people I've met just because they like Panchiko. PANCHIKO! PANCHIKO! PANCHIKO! PANCHIKO! Favorite track: The Eyes of Ibad.