In The Wild (CD)
The Interrupters
Amoeba Review
The Interrupters continue their reign as the ruling torch-bearers of old school ska-punk on their excellent new album, In The Wild. This is a band that knows their musical history—they wouldn’t sound out of place next to classic ’70s/early ‘80s acts like The English Beat—and understands how to inject a contemporary vibe into the mix that keeps the proceedings feeling fresh and exciting. Produced by Rancid’s Tim Armstrong (who also splits guest vocals with Rhoda Dakar on the second track), the album also features appearances from The Skints, Alex Desert, and Greg Lee. Spirited, upbeat, and rich in the original socially-conscious spirit of the genre, In the Wild is guaranteed to energize your day.
Track Listing
Disc 1 Titles |
Artist |
Length |
---|---|---|
1.
Anything Was Better
|
The Interrupters | 02:58 |
2.
As We Live
|
The Interrupters , Tim Armstrong , Rhoda Dakar | 02:53 |
3.
Raised By Wolves
|
The Interrupters | 03:02 |
4.
In The Mirror
|
The Interrupters | 03:05 |
5.
Kiss The Ground
|
The Interrupters | 03:21 |
6.
Jailbird
|
The Interrupters | 02:46 |
7.
The Hard Way
|
The Interrupters | 02:52 |
8.
My Heart
|
The Interrupters | 03:28 |
9.
Let 'Em Go
|
The Interrupters | 02:48 |
10.
Worst For Me
|
The Interrupters | 02:25 |
11.
Burdens
|
The Interrupters , Hepcat | 03:25 |
12.
Love Never Dies
|
The Interrupters , The Skints | 03:21 |
13.
Afterthought
|
The Interrupters | 03:15 |
14.
Alien
|
The Interrupters | 03:13 |