If you want to laugh, and then despair, at how bad a famous band can be and still sell records then this is perfect.

This is brutal hope for a British metal scene drenched in floppy haircuts and pointless thrash revivalism.

Any potential listeners would be advised to make sure they're still regularly attending the dentists...

Although a novel and interesting album with some longevity, you’re left with a feeling that with a little more thought it could’ve been so much more.

Say Anything's new record drops in the UK on June 23rd.

A sound and style which is exciting as it is original and one that will have you coming back for more over and over again.

It's ludicrous that after fifteen years they aren’t one of the world’s most successful pop-punk bands.

'Reason To Believe' proves that Pennywise have once again put to rights their importance and vitality within another musical world in which they find themselves.

What really impresses is the bands ability to take such differing sounds while keeping their sporadic indie credentials well in tact.

This, their sixth album, is a storage room of references and influences that still remains very much Supergrass.