Somehow, everything sounded different on Myspace when I listened to the music and wondered if I wanted to review the band and their album. ++++ SPARKS THE RESCUE from Portland, Maine. Active since 1999, and after a few singles, this is their long player. As a re-issue, since it was already released in 2008. Now, however, as a major. ++++ Well, as I said, somehow it sounded different. Probably not different, but on their online presence, they probably selected the tracks that stand out a bit from the rough mass of high school pop-punk. ++++ After a long 40 minutes, I can no longer share that either. This is music from and for the scene. So just another CD that lies next to 50 others, showing similarities that are indistinguishable and that do not stand out positively or negatively from all of them. ++++ Some time ago, I reviewed albums by ALL TIME LOW and THERE FOR TOMORROW, which I probably wouldn't be able to distinguish now if these three albums were playing on shuffle in the player. And now I will also spare myself the comparisons I made back then. It's incredible how large the market for such music must be that such a large number of similarly sounding bands get a major. What a shame. ++++ In conclusion, then: Musically not bad and certainly suitable for those who haven't had enough of the genre yet.
