Social Distortion - Born To Kill
Orange County band Social Distortion returns with "Born to Kill," their first album in 15 years.
With 11 powerful tracks, Mike Ness further cements the myth that Social Distortion is more than just a punk band.
Throughout the collection, Ness revives the sound of the 1970s, the formative years of his youth.
"Born to Kill" continues the high standard for which Social Distortion, and thus Ness himself, have long been praised.
"Born to Kill" is a work that will long remain in Social Distortion's catalog.
Songs like the driving title track, which serves as the album's leitmotif, the riff-heavy "Partners in Crime," the nostalgic "The Way Things Were," and the exuberant "Tonight" are songs that fit into each of Social Distortion's different eras.
After almost five decades in their career and with a remarkable catalog spanning nearly three generations, Social Distortion have no intention of slowing down anytime soon.
Orange County band Social Distortion returns with "Born to Kill," their first album in 15 years.
With 11 powerful tracks, Mike Ness further cements the myth that Social Distortion is more than just a punk band.
Throughout the collection, Ness revives the sound of the 1970s, the formative years of his youth.
"Born to Kill" continues the high standard for which Social Distortion, and thus Ness himself, have long been praised.
"Born to Kill" is a work that will long remain in Social Distortion's catalog.
Songs like the driving title track, which serves as the album's leitmotif, the riff-heavy "Partners in Crime," the nostalgic "The Way Things Were," and the exuberant "Tonight" are songs that fit into each of Social Distortion's different eras.
After almost five decades in their career and with a remarkable catalog spanning nearly three generations, Social Distortion have no intention of slowing down anytime soon.
Original: $17.65
-65%$17.65
$6.18Description
Orange County band Social Distortion returns with "Born to Kill," their first album in 15 years.
With 11 powerful tracks, Mike Ness further cements the myth that Social Distortion is more than just a punk band.
Throughout the collection, Ness revives the sound of the 1970s, the formative years of his youth.
"Born to Kill" continues the high standard for which Social Distortion, and thus Ness himself, have long been praised.
"Born to Kill" is a work that will long remain in Social Distortion's catalog.
Songs like the driving title track, which serves as the album's leitmotif, the riff-heavy "Partners in Crime," the nostalgic "The Way Things Were," and the exuberant "Tonight" are songs that fit into each of Social Distortion's different eras.
After almost five decades in their career and with a remarkable catalog spanning nearly three generations, Social Distortion have no intention of slowing down anytime soon.
