Double Album political Includes superb covers of Freddie

Includes superb covers of Freddie Hubbard’s “Straight Life”

Bressa Creeting Cake kick into the playful pop inventiveness that stands as the album's major mood

'Use Your Illusion I' found Axl Rose ranting on songs about being sued by a neighbour ('Right Next Door to Hell')

including an afrobeat rap track by One Sixth and a Marvin Gaye-inspired environmental panic anthem by Zillanova feat

" alongside deeper cuts exploring love

Double Album political Includes superb covers of FreddieAs NOFX entered their fourth decade, the group issued a T shirt bearing the claim that they had been recycling the same music since 1983. The joke was a good one, although, this time, no true words were spoken in jest. After first emerging in 1983 as one of the worst punk rock bands the world had ever heard, the quartet somehow upped their game to become one of the finest the movement has ever known. Of course, with a band as supple and powerful as