Reviews / Album

Their debut album swings closer to the sun than it does to the sewer – expect these guys to grace festivals on a global summer march, marking the top of festivalgoers’ “pleasant surprise” lists.

It’s earthy, pretty stuff, and gets better with each listen

Third time ‘round, the New Orleans native swings pretty evenly between super impressive and cringeworthy

A creepy sounding mix of good metal and electronica

A stunning sophomore release that cements B&C as one of the most compelling modern emotive punk acts.