Dan Cribb & The Isolated

Listen to Dan Cribb & The Isolated's 'The Best Of Whatever' now!

To celebrate the track's 50th anniversary.

"The band steadily progressed through the album start to finish, hitting the mark with CD-quality tightness and live band-quality face-meltingness."

"Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the pit, up come skate punk legends, Pennywise."

Blue Skies and true blue punk

"The crowd surfers and the stage divers were getting right into Lagwagon, the mosh a tangled entity writhing along with the music."

"The relentless emotion of the band's songs play a huge part in their popularity, yet they were sung in a different kind of way in the flesh."

[Columbus] churned out hearty, bass-laden rock, strangely complimenting Alex Moses' hoarse and often indecipherable singing.

"Live, the band has a tight, well-used formula: catchy pop-punk songs with a smattering of angst-ridden lyrics."

"Pop punk mightn’t be at the height it once was, but at least the bands and fans still have plenty of passion."

Safe, predictable pop punk.