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NOFX – Stoke Extinguisher 7-inch

Review

NOFX

Stoke Extinguisher 7-inch

Genre
Sonstiges
Label
Fat Wreck Records
Datum
23.12.2013
Autor
DrunkenDork
7 /10
Since December 26, 2013, the new 7-inch release from NOFX has been available: "Stoke Extinguisher" is the latest work from the Californians. Fat Mike and his crew present 6 tracks that are meant to shorten the wait for the new album for their regular listeners.
NOFX once again offers their familiar style; while they don't reinvent the punk rock wheel, everything is cohesive and the record flows well. The songs are very short, as one knows from the band, but the powerful guitar and bass lines make a significant impact in the songs, as the opener "Stoke Extinguisher" proves!
Thematically, they tackle many subjects again, for example, "My Stepdad's a Cop and my Stepmom's a Domme" delves into personal SM depths. The grief over their friend Tony Sly, who passed away far too early, is also highlighted here by simply re-releasing the track "The Shortest Pier".
Also included in the release:
- I Believe In Goddes (Self-entitled)
- Wore Out The Soles Of My Party Boots (The Greatest Songs Ever Written)
- New Year’s Revolution (Xmas Has Been X’ed).
Overall conclusion: For me, it's not the punk rock release of the year, but it is definitely recommended for any listener of the genre.
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