The Orange County Supertones have returned with their sophomore release, Supertones Strike Back. The album starts off with the title track, which is packed with a more aggressive feel than heard on their debut. With louder, harder-driven guitars and deeper, more moody vocals, they proclaim, "Protect your neck, Supertones strike back!"
The gospel-filled lyrics you were introduced to in their debut are still here, too. Now seven guys: vocals, drums, bass, trumpet, tenor sax, guitar, and trombone, the Supertones hit harder than before. This is also evident in "Unite," "Unite! Ignite and spark a light to burn so bright the sight will blind the blind of this our modern time."
...Strike Back is one of the best ska albums available. If you're a fan of the genre, or even if you're not and just want a solid new record that rocks, check it the O.C. Supertones' sophomore release.
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