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There is a certain audacity in naming your fourth studio album after your own band—a move usually reserved for debut records or career-defining statements. For the Wrexham quintet Neck Deep, their self-titled release falls firmly into the latter category. It is an album that screams, "This is who we are," shedding the skin of their early "generic pop-punk" criticisms and embracing a sound that is polished, punchy, and unapologetically confident. Neck Deep - Neck Deep -2024- -24Bit-48kHz- FLAC...
This album marks a return to the band's roots, being self-produced and recorded at their own studio in North Wales. This album marks a return to the band's
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Neck Deep's impact on the pop-punk and skate punk genres cannot be overstated. They have inspired a new generation of musicians and fans, contributing to the evolution of these genres. Their music, often described as a blend of catchy hooks, relatable lyrics, and energetic guitar work, has become a staple of the modern punk scene.
Focuses on introspection and self-discovery, with a lyrical arc moving from the self-deprecation of "Dumbstruck Dumbf**k" to the acceptance found in "Moody Weirdo". The standard edition features 10 high-energy tracks: Dumbstruck Dumbf k** (2:58) Sort Yourself Out (3:13) This Is All My Fault (3:09) We(3:07) Take Me With You (3:17) They May Not Mean To (But They Do) (3:08) It Won't Be Like This Forever (3:27) Moody Weirdo (3:17)