Album Review: My Pal Trigger- There's Hope In No Tomorrow
Personally, I love garish, clashing color schemes like this, so I for one think this album cover is awesome! Year Of Release: 1996 Label: Second Guess Records Lineup: David Browning (bass, vocals), Thomas Ellison (guitar, backing vocals), Jack "Butts" Criswell (drums, backing vocals) Genres: Pop punk, emo-pop, noise pop Tracklist 1. Sharks Don't Sleep (2:30) 2. The Better Part Of Yesterday (2:02) 3. This Quiet Earth (2:54) 4. The Sometimes Slave (2:09) 5. Cooper 454 (2:41) 6. Last Bad Situation (2:15) 7. How To Grow Old (3:26) 8. Two Miles From Nowhere (3:46) 9. Good Riddance (3:37) I haven't exactly made my love for '90s punk, hardcore, and emo a secret. It was an incredible decade for all kinds of music, from grunge to gangsta rap to shoegaze. But the punk/hardcore/emo scene especially was a delight, with many of my all time favorite albums coming out of that scene. And when you're into that kind of music as much as I am, you're bound to discover a lot
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