Last Bastion

Mark Lind, the long - standing Boston punk icon and front - man of the Ducky Boys, makes a thrilling comeback. It's his first new music album since 2013 and the first with The Unloved in a decade. Old fans can look forward to a top - notch collection of catchy punk rock 'n' roll tunes. Newcomers will be drawn to the Appetite for Destruction - like vibe the band has achieved. As the owner of State Line Records, Lind has gathered a super - group featuring members from Art Thieves, Diablogato, Michael Kane & The Morning Afters, and The Bruisers. Most songs were rehearsed a few times and then recorded live in the studio in just one or two takes, resulting in an urgent and fresh sound. Jeff Morris of The Bruisers shows off his amazing lead guitar skills on several songs. Paul Christian and Steve Neary of Far From Finished also chip in. This new lineup of The Unloved, with fresh faces, brings a new life to Mark Lind's songs. The band truly excels on every front, taking the music to new levels. Fans of all of Lind's bands will definitely find something to love here. Teaming up with Andrew Moreyellow for the first time since 2003's Dirty Water sole EP has elevated this project.

To enjoy this album, simply play it on your preferred music device, like a smartphone, music player, or through a streaming service. You can listen to it while relaxing at home, on your commute, or during a workout. There aren't any specific precautions for listening, but make sure your volume isn't set too high to avoid damaging your ears. As for maintaining your copy, if it's a physical CD, keep it in a cool, dry place and avoid scratching the disc. For digital copies, ensure your storage device is secure and backed up regularly so you don't lose your music.