
Party Anthems Meet Protest Songs: How the Bouncing Souls and Anti-Flag Made BYO’s Fourth Split Work
A track-by-track review of the 2002 punk split between The Bouncing Souls and Anti-Flag, weighing catchy hooks against political anthems.


A track-by-track review of the 2002 punk split between The Bouncing Souls and Anti-Flag, weighing catchy hooks against political anthems.

The Bouncing Souls' 'Born to Be' is a 25-minute blast of fast, fun punk rock. Consistency is both a strength and a weakness. Read our review.

The Bouncing Souls' tenth record, a short album of quiet ambition and old fire, weighed song by song against its own long shadow.

Songs done quick, thirty minutes total, nothing wasted, one band asking nothing of your mind but joy.

Twelve songs, 23 minutes, nothing wasted: an old review of The Bouncing Souls' Maniacal Laughter, judged anew.

A raving, joking record of songs and quotes, twelve tracks in thirty minutes, catching a live show's fever on wax.
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