Canadian folk punk group, Broken Glass Kids, released their full-length debut album, Another Step Back, just this past June.
"Spit 'n Blood" opens with a bit of a haunting tone, which changes up into some light-hearted bluegrass in "Ordinary Magic," which reminds us there's "magic in the every day."
"Midsummer Heat" is a lot of things. Smooth and catchy come to mind.
"Burn the Map" will make you want to quit your job and hit the road until you don't know where your home is anymore.
Until "Going Home", that is, which will make you long for the place you've left behind. There's nothing like the feeling going home after a long time out on the road. This song just might call you back.
"Calculated Risks" is another smooth track, and has some sweet harmonica on it.
"Down With It" is super catchy, and has a nice mandolin solo. Working class song about how the system takes everyone "down with it".
The album closes with "Each Other's Heros", which is an incredibly inspiring song about how we can be each other's heros. This song is very real, down to Earth, and sure to make you smile.
Another Step Back is a solid debut for the punks from Toronto, and I highly recommend you check these folks out!
Also, see album review for Joe Billy - Let 'Em Fall, or featured album Cats Not Cops//Captain Chucke - UKElear Assault
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