Eve 6

Combining the exuberance of punk-pop stalwarts Blink-182 with an emotional depth their post-grunge contemporaries often flub, Eve 6 deliver a tight, tidy follow-up to their 2000 album Horrorscope. A cleaner production eases the group's evolution from snarky jokers into a band you can bring home to meet the parents.

Punk poppers can't quite expand their horizons on their third album, radio punk rockers
Eve 6 seem to want to improve themselves but keep bumping up against their own
limitations of style and substance. Attempted anthems such as "Girlfriend" and "Think
Twice" are ham-handed. "Good Lives" intends to be a critique of classism but suffers from
maudlin instrumentation and ends up sounding like a pale copy of the group's 20... More >