If it's not the mid-to-late nineties, it's difficult for a ska/punk band to break through to mainstream success; and yet, that's what The Interrupters did in 2018. She's Kerosene and, to nearly the same extent, follow-up single Gave You Everything , propelled the three Bivona brothers and Aimee Interrupter from the niche scene they inhabited to international recognition. Of course, just as their star was rising the world came to a standstill, so it took a little longer than expected to figure out how they would go about the business of releasing an album with newfound expectations attached. As it turns out, The Interrupters' approach after four years away is to simply provide more of what brought them here in the first place; throughout their three previous albums, their sound was planted firmly in the Rancid wheelhouse (to no one's surprise, really; they're signed to Tim Armstrong's label, and he's had heavy involvement in all of their records, p...
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