Lost at Seventeen

Emily's Army's latest album "Lost at Seventeen" is a rollercoaster ride of youthful rebellion and infectious energy. Reminiscent of early Green Day with a modern twist, this album is a nostalgia trip for anyone who grew up in the pop-punk era of the 90s. Tracks like "War" and "A Little on Edge" showcase the band's knack for catchy hooks and high-energy performances. The lead vocals are delivered with a raw, almost frantic intensity that perfectly captures the angst and uncertainty of teenage years. However, the album is not without its missteps. Some of the lyrics can come across as a bit cliché and generic, lacking the depth and nuance that one would hope for from a band with so much potential. Additionally, the production at times feels a bit too polished, stripping away some of the grit and authenticity that made early punk rock so appealing. Overall, "Lost at Seventeen" is a solid offering from Emily's Army, demonstrating their growth as musicians and songwriters. While it may not break any new ground in the genre, it is a fun and energetic listen that will appeal to fans of pop-punk and alternative rock. So grab your skateboards and turn up the volume, because Emily's Army is here to soundtrack your rebellious teenage years.