At the heart of {punk rock}'s early-'90s rebirth was a crew of California groups who put out their own fast and tight songs with plenty of influence from Bad Religion. Pennywise's self-titled record was one of the better records of this region and period, and its short and sweet anthems are still a great listen. From the unforgettable No Reason Why to the heartfelt ode Bro Hymn and the theme-song glory of Pennywise, this is some truly catchy {punk rock}. The guitars are a constant metallic presence along w...   [ read more ]

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?Pennywise themselves are calling Land of the Free a wake-up call, aimed at the slumbering masses of America -- an attempt to shake people out of their lethargy, and prod them into thinking about the world. It's also a clarion call to action, made most forcibly on Fuck Authority, via its demand that it's time we had our say. However, given the opportunity, Pennywise isn't quite sure what it is they want to say. The songs throw out concerns and reactions, opinions and questions, ideas and concepts, unleash...   [ read more ]

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