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Decent Criminal - There's More To It Than Climbing (2023) Hi Res

Decent Criminal - There's More To It Than Climbing (2023) Hi Res

BAND/ARTIST: Decent Criminal

  • Title: There's More To It Than Climbing
  • Year Of Release: 2023
  • Label: Diissed Records / Gunner Records
  • Genre: Pop Punk, Punk Rock
  • Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks) | 24Bit/44 kHz FLAC
  • Total Time: 00:31:10
  • Total Size: 72 mb | 198 mb | 375 mb
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Tracklist:

01. Decent Criminal - Outside
02. Decent Criminal - Driving
03. Decent Criminal - Soothe
04. Decent Criminal - Same
05. Decent Criminal - Blind
06. Decent Criminal - You Dog
07. Decent Criminal - Wanna Be
08. Decent Criminal - Time
09. Decent Criminal - Each Time I'm Away
10. Decent Criminal - Hold Me Down

Starting with “Driving,” the song serves us a slow start before dropping a hard beat with the drums. Next, “Soothe” takes a turn for the more pop-punk sound, which isn’t hard as they keep the drums hard and solid throughout the song. It delivers the catchiest bridge that they’ve ever given. Remember Sublime? Well, “Same” is one of my favorite songs on the album. The song provides another side of the band with a Sublime sound. But Tristian Martinez’s vocals make the song one of the standouts on the album.

“You Dog” is one of the more vulnerable songs on the album. The music brings in the heartbreaking lyrics, “There you go, making promises like you’re someone new,” with Paige’s vocals behind Tristians’. This song gives me goosebumps each time, from the first string on the guitar to Martinez’s haunting vocals displayed throughout the song. “Hold Me Down” closes the album and slows down the pace. It’s a beautiful love song.

This album dabbles in a lot, pop-punk, a more laid-back attitude to experimental rock, grunge, and finding a sound that they are comfortable in. Bliss felt the beginning of a new sound, but There’s More To It Than Climbing brings it home from start to finish. Lyrically and vocally, Tristian Martinez has upped his game, and I’m impressed. Again, Bliss was good, but There’s More To It Than Climbing has to be their best and most intriguing album. They take some huge risks, and while it works – what captures my attention is how well thought out the track list is, it’s consistent, and there’s a natural flow from song to song. So, if you like pop-punk, grunge, or maybe even looking for something new, this album is worth checking out.




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