Their fourth LP shaped up to be the most efficient one yet, with eleven tracks to satiate the drooling fanbase clinching onto every word of Cannon’s notebook. There’s a few slower acoustic tracks than we’re used to, but they’re sandwiched between some seriously energy-drink infused sugary hooks of pop punk glory that make them almost necessary. The title track and “Need To Know” are standout tracks on the record, if not the band’s career at large, and it’s an easy record to spin multiple times due to its punctual runtime. This album is the first in their collection to move slightly out of center, but even then it doesn’t say much, most of the fast paced tracks could’ve easily been found on their self titled or What You Don’t See. All in, it’s another successful installment in the band’s already highly prolific career.
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