Say hello to another uninspiring record. This time frooooom: June! After signing to Victory Records in 2004 they decided June was not a joke anymore but some serious business. Don’t ever think those kind of thoughts again. This album is filled with 11 tracks. Nothing sticks. Nothing.

I’ve listened to this record for about 7 or 8 times, but could not recognize some special things June has. The music is some kind of mix between punk pop, emo and indie like Cave In and Open Hand.

But it misses the quality of those big brothers.
Maybe some Indie fans may like this kind of music, but I think most of them want to hear something more special (rather listen to Amusement Parks on fire instead). It’s hard to give a rating for such a thirteen in a dozen record. But I give them the disadvantage.