A casual glance at song titles like Epi Pen Pals, Abe LinkedIn and Bill Gates' Ringtone give a pretty good indication of Dryjacket's sense of humour.
But when the Jersey group's melodies and mature guitar lines worm their way into your ears, you quickly realise that they're more than just another smutty band. Sure, their sound is relatively mainstream (they're currently on tour with Yellowcard if further context was required), but For Posterity sees them play to their strengths and deliver a pop-punk record with enough edge to pique a newcomer's interest.
