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- Summary: The latest full-length release from Canadian punk and PUP features a guest appearance by Jeff Rosenstock and was produced by John Congleton.
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- Record Label: Rise Records
- Genre(s): Punk, Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Pop Punk
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May 5, 2025Babcock strikes the perfect blend of distress and condemnation in his vocal delivery, expressing righteous indignation at these lived realities.
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May 5, 2025PUP have made albums a lot more fun than this, but for sheer impact and focus, this feels like their best work to date, even if the recently dumped might find it a bit too relatable for comfort.
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May 14, 2025PUP leap and bound through fields of melancholy, finding balance between bittersweet lyrical tales, upbeat pop-punk foundations, and lingering emo influences. Tracks like ‘Hallways’ and ‘Best Revenge’ play with atypical nuances where elements of pop and indie rock make the genre - which can often feel stale - fresh.
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May 13, 2025In a first for PUP, the best tracks on their album are slow songs and mid-tempo romps, which bolster Who Will Look After the Dogs? after its rambunctious opening track.
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May 13, 2025As it stands, the more things change the more that stay the same. But, when you have a formula as egregiously glorious and cacophonous as PUP is no bad thing.
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May 5, 2025The songs run the emotional gamut from “No Hope” to “Hunger 4 Death” to “Shut Up.” But there’s a warm cameraderie at the heart of their music, which is why even their darkest songs—and these are almost all dark—still can feel uplifting.
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Oct 1, 2025Is it a bad album? Nope, but it does feel a tad rickety and like maybe cutting a track or two would have helped the momentum better.