Bouncing Souls

Anchors Aweigh

Editor's Review:

New Jersey’s Bouncing Souls do well sticking with what they do best. Keys are splashed into the album’s title track, and strings are worked into “Todd’s Song,” but the heart of this album beats with guitar-driven, melodic punk rock. The pop intrusion here is welcome — gruff vocal harmonies, jagged guitars and big hooks give Anchors Aweigh a proper sendoff. As a veteran band, the Bouncing Souls don’t come off as the ones jumping on the bandwagon, but instead, one of the select few in the driver’s seat.

– James Barone






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Record Label Epitaph
Released October 2003

Tracks

  1. Apartment 5F
  2. Kids and Heroes
  3. New Day
  4. Sing Along Forever
  5. Born Free
  6. Inside Out
  7. Simple Man
  8. Better Days
  9. Night Train
  10. Todd’s Song
  11. Blind Date
  12. Highway Kings
  13. Anchors Aweigh
  14. I Get Lost
  15. The Day I Turned My Back On You
  16. I’m From There
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