Album Info
| Artist: | Bleached |
| Album: | Welcome The Worms |
| Released: | US, 1 Apr 2016 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Keep On Keepin' On | |
| A2 | Trying To Lose Myself Again | |
| Bass - Jessica Clavin | ||
| A3 | Sleepwalking | |
| Bass - Jessica Clavin | ||
| A4 | Wednesday Night Melody | |
| A5 | Wasted On You | |
| B1 | Chemical Air | |
| B2 | Sour Candy | |
| B3 | Desolate Town | |
| B4 | I'm All Over The Place (Mystic Mama) | |
| B5 | Hollywood, We Did It All Wrong |
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Details
Visually Graded Record: |
NM |
Visually Graded Sleeve: |
NM |
Catalogue #: |
DOC105 |
Format: |
LP Vinyl Record |
Genre(s): |
Rock, Garage Rock, Indie Rock |
Description
"Welcome the Worms" is the second studio album by the American punk rock band Bleached, released in 2016. Building on the momentum of their debut album "Ride Your Heart," Bleached delivers a collection of energetic and catchy punk rock anthems that showcase their growth as songwriters and musicians.
The album kicks off with the adrenaline-fueled track "Keep On Keepin' On," setting the tone with its infectious guitar riffs, driving rhythm, and catchy melody. This song establishes the album's high-energy vibe and serves as a fitting introduction to Bleached's raw and unapologetic sound.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Wednesday Night Melody," which features jangly guitars, infectious hooks, and infectious harmonies. The song's nostalgic lyrics and upbeat tempo make it a standout moment on the album, showcasing Bleached's ability to combine punk rock attitude with pop sensibilities.
Another highlight is the anthemic "Sour Candy," with its punchy guitar lines, infectious chorus, and spirited vocal delivery. The song captures the band's signature blend of punk rock energy and melodic hooks, creating a memorable and engaging listening experience.
Other notable tracks on the album include the rollicking "Chemical Air," the infectious "Wasted on You," and the moody "Sleepwalking." Each song showcases Bleached's knack for crafting catchy melodies, dynamic arrangements, and relatable lyrics that resonate with listeners.
The production on "Welcome the Worms" is crisp and polished, allowing the band's infectious energy and raw intensity to shine through. The album's mix of fuzzy guitars, driving rhythms, and catchy hooks creates a sound that is both timeless and contemporary, appealing to fans of punk rock and indie music alike.
Despite its commercial success, "Welcome the Worms" received mixed reviews from critics. Some praised the album for its infectious energy and catchy songwriting, while others felt that it lacked the depth and innovation of Bleached's earlier work.
One potential criticism of the album is that it may be seen as derivative or formulaic, with its sound drawing heavily from classic punk rock influences. However, for fans of Bleached and punk rock in general, "Welcome the Worms" offers a satisfying and enjoyable listening experience that captures the spirit of rebellion and youthful exuberance.
In conclusion, "Bleached - Welcome the Worms" is a solid and enjoyable album that showcases Bleached's talent for crafting infectious punk rock anthems. With its catchy melodies, spirited performances, and raw energy, the album is a worthy addition to the band's discography and a testament to their continued evolution as musicians.
