CD Review: Zebrahead – ‘Get Nice’

By Editor
By July 26, 2011 December 24th, 2021 CD

Nearly fifteen years on, the Californian pop-punk band Zebrahead is still producing albums with the latest, ‘Get Nice’ being released this summer; filled with the fun unique sounds that make Zebrahead, well erm… Zebrahead.  Opening up the album is, ‘Blackout’. A track that begins in a quiet, subdued manner but slowly builds with influences like The Offspring clear throughout. A mixture of punk vocals can be heard with catchy rap lyrics thrown in for you to sing your heart out to.

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One track which stands out for us though, is ‘Nudist Priest’, a song that, for starters has a hilarious title. The tune itself will not let you down, following the brilliant name with catchy lyrics. This showcases the act’s famous “funky-fast” sound, combining melodic vocals with hip-hoppy elements and insane guitar riffs.

The album finishes off with ‘Demon Days’, and while this one may have some darker lyrics – “time is running out on you” for example, as a song was made for a fist-pumping crowd and definitely is the anthemic number. Overall, this is an album that may not be hailed as their best ever, but if you’re a fan, it will surely hit the spot.

 

For more information visit the official Zebrahead website.

 

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