Break Even Something More - Break Even Something More Split

Review by Tim Shedor

Break Even Something More Split is a collaborative album by two Australian punk rock bands, Break Even and Something More. The album features four tracks, two from each band, that showcase their respective styles and strengths.

The album opens with Break Even's "Headstone," a fast-paced and energetic track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The band's raw and emotional lyrics are complemented by their tight instrumentation, which includes pounding drums and driving guitar riffs.

Something More's "Off and On" follows, showcasing the band's pop-punk influences with catchy hooks and sing-along choruses. The song's upbeat tempo and relatable lyrics make it an instant hit.

The album's third track, Break Even's "October 27th," is a slower, more introspective song that highlights the band's ability to convey emotion through their music. The track's haunting melody and poignant lyrics make it a standout on the album.

The album closes with Something More's "Everest," a high-energy track that brings the album full circle. The song's fast-paced guitar riffs and driving drums make it a perfect ending to an album that showcases the best of both bands.

Summary by Tim Shedor

Break Even Something More Split is a must-listen for fans of punk rock and pop-punk. The collaboration between Break Even and Something More results in an album that is both cohesive and diverse, showcasing the strengths of both bands.