The BronxThe Bronx are one of the most interesting rock bands to have emerged over the past 15 years.
While they're often spoken of as possessing a constant devotion to punk rock (outside of their mariachi side-hustle), each album has had a distinct identity - from the angular mania of their debut to the precise, percussive intensity of III. V is another pivot. There's a detached, garage-rock cool at play to songs like Stranger Danger and Side Effects that differs from their last album's ragged looseness. With their songwriting as strong as ever, it's yet another rewarding chapter in their ongoing evolution.
