I think I will get a few "Hell Yeahs!" when I say that Pulley are one of the most underrated bands out there. Continuing on from his early days in Ten...

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I think I will get a few "Hell Yeahs!" when I say that Pulley are one of the most underrated bands out there. Continuing on from his early days in Ten Foot Pole, Scott R. is still playing baseball and still rocking. This is Pulley's fourth full length record and they have remained true to form - nothing flashy, just some really inspirational songs. Ryan Greene produced and mixed this record and his name is becoming synonymous with "really great sounding punk records." This is no exception. Pulley are cranking their trademark chunk-chunk songs that never seem to grow old.

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What's with the cover of this album? Dogs sniffing butts? As far as I can tell, the album is so much more than just butt sniffing, more like another...

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What's with the cover of this album? Dogs sniffing butts? As far as I can tell, the album is so much more than just butt sniffing, more like another great pop-punky band from Epitaph. These 13 quick tracks offer a good-time sound and a mosh-worthy beat. Pulley is definitely a strong arm knocking the wussy pop-punkers out of the scene as they put out tracks like "In Search" which is heavy on the guitars. My vote for best track on the disc is "Empty." The extremely catchy, easy-flowing track plays out more like a punk-rock anthem, than just another song. The album proves that the vocalist can actually sing, since it seems that nowadays everyone knows how to scream. "Long Lost Trip" and "hooray For Me," also deserve special recognition as being standout tracks on this disc.

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