No Good Men are from Lyon, France. Again, playing punk-rock with a European flair that many bands in North America have abandoned for the newest trend – They are not as intense as Baxter, but have a more melodic feel – something that could have came out of the Nitro catalog of days gone by.

The 11-track album maintains the speed throughout the whole thing – slowing down in parts here and there but does a good job at seamlessly progressing from one track to the next. It’s tight, the production is good, the lyrics are political and smart and it even has an acoustic track! What more could you want out of a punk-rock record?

For fans of Much The Same and Rise Against.