Finale

Name: Finale
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SKU: CD59117
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Released Date: 28 Jul 2023
Genre: Rock/Pop

Our Take

Ah, Government Issue, the band that never fails to stir up some punk rock controversy. Their latest and potentially final album, aptly titled "Finale," is a whirlwind of political angst and raw energy that will leave you questioning your existence in the best possible way.

From the moment the first track kicks in, you're hit with a barrage of blistering guitars and thunderous drums that set the tone for what's to come. Frontman John Stabb's vocals are as incendiary as ever, cutting through the chaos with razor-sharp precision.

Tracks like "Anarchy in D.C." and "Crisis Time" are anthems for the disaffected youth, rallying cries for those who refuse to be silenced by the powers that be. The band's signature blend of hardcore punk and melodic hooks is on full display here, showcasing their ability to rile up a crowd while still delivering catchy, memorable tunes.

But it's not all about the rebellion with Government Issue. Tracks like "Love Song" and "Goodbye Forever" show a more vulnerable side to the band, revealing a depth and complexity that is often overlooked in the punk rock scene.

Overall, "Finale" is a fitting swan song for a band that has never been afraid to speak their minds and challenge the status quo. Government Issue may be saying goodbye, but their impact on the punk rock world will be felt for years to come. Cheers to a band that has never stopped fighting the good fight.

Track Listing

Disc: 1
1. Strange Wine
2. Where You Live
3. Blending In
4. Understand
5. Better Than TV
6. Jaded Eyes
7. Mad at Myself
8. Beyond
9. Wishing
10. The Price
11. Public Stage
12. Connecticut
13. It Begins Now
14. Last Forever
15. Wishing
16. Another Day
17. Understand
18. The Price
19. They Know
20. Beyond
21. Mad at Myself
22. Forever
23. Say Something
24. Divine Wings
25. Caring Line
26. Hole in the Scene
27. Where You Live
28. Rabbits
29. Land of Me

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About the artist

Government Issue

PROFILE: GOVERNMENT ISSUE If punk rock could be distilled into a single band, it would undoubtedly be Government Issue. Hailing from Washington D.C., this iconic group has been tearing up stages and smashing expectations since the early 1980s. With a sound that's raw, aggressive, and unapologetically political, Government Issue have cemented their place in punk rock history. Led by the enigmatic frontman John Stabb, Government Issue have never shied away from tackling controversial topics head-on. From government corruption to social injustice, their lyrics are as sharp as a razor blade and cut just as deep. And let's not forget their hard-hitting instrumentals, which hit you like a punch to the gut and leave you begging for more. But what truly sets Government Issue apart is their live performances. Watching them play is like being caught in a hurricane – you're swept up in a whirlwind of energy and passion that leaves you breathless and exhilarated. And let's not forget Stabb's unmistakable stage presence, which is equal parts charming and confrontational. Throughout their career, Government Issue have inspired countless bands and musicians, proving that punk rock is more than just a genre – it's a way of life. So if you're looking for music that will shake you to your core and make you question the world around you, look no further than Government Issue. They may not be for the faint of heart, but they're guaranteed to leave a lasting impression.

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