The Reasons Why - Games Why Pack Up

Review by Jennifer Jagielski

Reasons Why's latest album, Games Why Pack Up, is a refreshing blend of indie rock and pop-punk. The band's signature sound is evident in the catchy hooks, driving guitar riffs, and energetic drum beats that define each track.

The album kicks off with the upbeat and anthemic "All or Nothing," which sets the tone for the rest of the record. "Sick and Tired" follows suit with its infectious chorus and driving rhythm. "Not the One" slows things down a bit, showcasing the band's ability to write a heartfelt ballad.

The album's title track, "Games Why Pack Up," is a standout with its infectious melody and soaring guitar solo. "Shadows" is another highlight, with its haunting lyrics and dynamic instrumentation.

Throughout the album, Reasons Why demonstrates their versatility as musicians, seamlessly transitioning from upbeat rockers to emotional ballads. The band's lyrics are relatable and honest, adding depth to each track.

Summary by Jennifer Jagielski

Games Why Pack Up is a solid effort from Reasons Why, showcasing their growth as a band while staying true to their roots. Fans of indie rock and pop-punk will find plenty to love on this record.