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Slitasje Måndag Morgon LP
It’s pop, it’s punk, but it’s not pop punk. There’s definitely big, chunky power chords and plenty of melody. The rhythms bounce as much as they blast. There’s also a ton of lead guitar relative to most punk. The band’s sound is a well-oiled machine, and they occasionally deviate from a rigid punk format to slow down or spotlight only an instrument or two. The vocals are right up front, a choice usually reserved for those doing a bit more singing and a little less screaming, but here they command attention without choosing one over the other.