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Album Review: Rancid - Honor Is All We Know

Pete Laurie
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"This album is Rancid embracing their past, while staying as vital as ever."

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After a six-year hiatus, 2009’s Let The Dominos Fall proved that time off and age hadn’t slowed Rancid down one bit. Now, after five years of sporadic tours and false starts in the studio, Honor Is All We Know is here, and Rancid are still refusing to let time or age catch up. From furious punk rock to vintage ska, this album is Rancid embracing their past, while staying as vital as ever. Like their iconic guitars and bass on the album’s cover, every dent, scratch and scrape just makes Rancid better with age.