Rust Belt Lights - Long Gone

Review by Louis Sokol

Rust Belt Lights' latest album, Long Gone, is a powerful and emotional journey through the band's unique brand of punk rock. The album's 11 tracks are filled with catchy hooks, driving rhythms, and poignant lyrics that explore themes of loss, regret, and redemption.

From the opening track "Settle Down" to the closing ballad "The Good Times," Long Gone is a cohesive and well-crafted album that showcases Rust Belt Lights' growth as songwriters and musicians. The band's signature blend of punk, pop, and rock influences is on full display here, with each song offering something new and exciting.

Standout tracks include the anthemic "New Day," the driving "The Way We Were," and the haunting "Long Gone." These songs, along with the rest of the album, showcase Rust Belt Lights' ability to write catchy and memorable songs that stick with you long after the music has stopped.

Summary by Louis Sokol

Long Gone is a fantastic album that showcases Rust Belt Lights' talent and creativity. Fans of punk rock and alternative music alike will find something to love here, and the album is sure to become a staple in many music collections. Highly recommended.