If Evolution Is Outlawed

Jello Biafra is back with his latest album "If Evolution Is Outlawed," and it's safe to say that the punk icon hasn't lost any of his edge. Filled with his trademark biting wit and incisive social commentary, this album is a rollercoaster of satirical gems and scathing critiques. From the opening track "Evolve or Die," Biafra makes it clear that he's not here to mince his words. With his distinctive snarl and the high-energy backing of his band, The Guantanamo School of Medicine, he takes on everything from political corruption to the state of the planet with unapologetic ferocity. Tracks like "Survival of the Shittest" and "Darwin's Diarrhea" showcase Biafra's ability to mix humour with hard-hitting truths, while "Extinction Blues" is a haunting ballad that laments the destruction of the natural world. But it's not all doom and gloom. Biafra also knows how to have fun, as seen in the riotous punk anthem "Monkey Business" and the infectious groove of "Apes of Wrath." Overall, "If Evolution Is Outlawed" is a reminder of why Jello Biafra remains a vital voice in the punk scene. With his sharp lyrics and fearless attitude, he continues to challenge, provoke, and entertain in equal measure. Give this album a listen and prepare to be both amused and outraged in equal measure.