The Vandals AFI - Look What I Almost Stepped In The Art Of Drowning

Review by Christine Larsen

The album Look What I Almost Stepped In The Art Of Drowning by Vandals AFI is a masterpiece of punk rock music. The third studio album by the band, it was released in 2000 and remains a classic in the genre.

The album features 16 tracks, each with its own unique sound and energy. From the opening track "Miseria Cantare - The Beginning" to the closing track "Cattle Mutilation," the album is a non-stop barrage of punk rock goodness.

The standout tracks on the album include "The Days of Phoenix," "The Despair Factor," and "The Great Disappointment." Each of these tracks showcases the band's ability to seamlessly blend punk rock with other genres, such as post-punk and goth rock.

The album also features some of the band's most introspective and emotional lyrics. Songs like "Ever and a Day" and "This Time Imperfect" deal with themes of loss and heartbreak, while "The Despair Factor" and "The Leaving Song Pt. II" explore the darker side of human nature.

Summary by Christine Larsen

Look What I Almost Stepped In The Art Of Drowning is a must-listen for any fan of punk rock music. It is a true testament to the band's talent and creativity, and remains one of their best albums to date.