Underground Network - Anti-Flag

I've got this album from my friend some time ago, listening to it gives me pleasure, It was first album of Anti-Flag that I've heard, and still my favorite one. Songs are full of energy, when you listen to it you feel it hitting you, these guys probably used some dark magic to create such power! Compared to other punk bands this one sings really clearly, even when this type of music is about making noise, lyrics are actually its main part and Anti-Flag did a great job singing it clear and loud. Music itself is great, drums are fast as hell, the drummer must have put all his heart in creation of each song, guitarists are great as well, there are some good solos and even ...  Read the complete review

Underground network was the album that really proved the capabilities of anti flag. They have struggled in recent years in my opinion to replicate the high standards set by this excellent album. The album begins with great spirit and vigor with 'angry,young and poor' which sets a fast tempo which is followed throughout most of the album. There is not a single standout poor track on this record, each of them have their value and therefore all 13 of the songs are worth listening to over and over again. The riffs are catchy and well in tune with the song.Justin's vocals are generally powerfully and portray some oustanding lyrics which send out very convincing messages to ...  Read the complete review

'Underground Network' is the album that broke Pennsylvanian political punk rockers Anti-Flag into the relative rock mainstream, though their controversial shift to a major record label was still some years away. Anti-Flag's politics form an important part of their music and image, but wary listeners will likely find this a surprisingly melodic album, interspersed with the occasional heavy guitar or raw vocal but mostly led by imaginative bass, fun and simple guitar chords and brief solos and a squeaky singing performance comparable to AFI's Davey Havok, if he was singing about contemporary US politics rather than pumpkins and dead girlfriends or whatever it is that AFI ...  Read the complete review