Lost At Seventeen

I remember the release of 'Dont be a dick' in 2011 when I first heard of the band. I had just left school and had nothing better to do. I grew to love that album. When the band announced a new album and a tour of the UK, I had to go. The show was amazing and I purchased this album. Musically, it sounds great. The guitars sound so classic in tone and the bass so prominent. I love the lyrics and the songs, and I would go as far as feeling moved. This album is one of those that I can truly connect with for reasons unknown. I advise you buy this album, because this band are going to be huge. Buying this album is a TRUE hipster cash in opportunity, if nothing else....

Which is not bad for a band recommended to me by my 13-year-old daughter. They were original, energetic and passionate. Some of the others reminded me of The Ramones, which would have been OK at one time, but sounds a bit tired now. The rest didn't particularly inspire, but I haven't had time to listen to them a lot and let them grow on me. Overall, this is a band I'd like to hear more of, even if I can't give them a rave review yet. The fact that they can give me three songs from one album that I do rate is a good start.

Despite this band being very young the sound on this album is tight and polished. Stays true to older pop punk (eg. old Greenday, Descendents) without being boring or repetitive. The lyrics are in places very well written and the playing is great throughout.Tracks to download: Digital Drugs, Avenue, War

Love the cleaner crisp sound of the new album, the lyrics are awesome, a good teen punk album; it's great to see a young band making it in such an independent way. The album downloaded to my computer quickly and the audio quality is great.

This band is going to be huge!!!Just makes you want to jump around and dance. Energetic & fun songs. Well done and good luck Emily's army..

Awesome pop punk, with great promise. if you get the chance you have to see them live you must do so.