Release Date: 7/18/2006
Recording Date: 9/2006
Tracks: 13
Length: 00:00:52 Hrs
Label: Island
Type: CD
- Genre/Styles
- Hard Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock, Heavy Metal, Alternative Metal, Punk Revival, Alternative/Indie Rock, Stoner Metal
Album Tracks (13)
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What the Critics Say
Following up their fiery 2003 debut, the Bronx return with their second self-titled effort. Whereas that album was an unexpected punch to the gut with its hungry hardcore punk delivery, on this set the Los Angeles outfit seems to have softened just a touch. Veteran producer Michael Beinhorn (Red Hot Chili Peppers, Korn, Mew) joins the Bronx in concocting an almost alt-metal sound; such a huge change makes it hard to digest. Imagining a polished version of Queens of the Stone Age meets Social Distortion is where the Bronx stand here. The rage, the passion, and the disgust for cultural norms seem a bit forced this time, but the album starts out strong with ferocious songs such as "Small Stone" and "Shi**y Future." "Dirty Leaves" and "Around the Horn," however, are broken by anxious choruses and layered harmonies, making the Bronx's overall sound come off a bit directionless. [A clean version of the CD was also released.] ~ MacKenzie Wilson, All Music Guide
