Horace Pinker - Copper Regret
Review by Alexander Dmitrenko
Horace Pinker's latest album, Copper Regret, is a solid addition to their already impressive discography. The punk rock veterans have been around since the early 90s, and their experience and talent are evident in every track on this record.
The album opens with the fast-paced and energetic "Out of Touch," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. From there, the band delivers a mix of upbeat punk rock anthems ("Burning Bridges") and more reflective, introspective tracks ("The Last Time").
One of the standout tracks on the album is "A Place to Call Home," which features a catchy chorus and a driving beat that will have listeners tapping their feet along. The lyrics are also particularly poignant, touching on themes of displacement and the search for belonging.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Carnival Nostalgia | ||
| Trajectory | ||
| Skipping Stones | ||
| Clearer | ||
| South Stanley Place |
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Catalog Numbers
CF-038Labels
Coldfront RecordsListen online
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Formats
- CD
- EP
Notes
Straight-shooting punk rock powermen HORACE PINKER return and get a new shot of life with the addition of JAWBREAKER's bass-derailing, historical madman CHRIS BAUERMEISTER. Five yearn-to-burn new tracks packaged in a 'breaker-styled digipack sleeveAbout Horace Pinker
Name Vars
- Pinker
Members
- Bryan Jones
- Chris Bauermeister
- Jonathan Richardson
- Jesse Everhart
- Scott Eastman
- Greg Mytych
- Don Meehleis
- Matt Arluck
- Karl Eifrig
- Bill Ramsey
- Jesse Everheardt
Summary by Alexander Dmitrenko
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