Review by Robert Premus

The Curse of Fightmilk is the latest album released by the British indie rock band Fightmilk. The album is a collection of ten tracks that showcase the band's musical prowess, lyrical wit, and catchy hooks.

The album opens with the upbeat and infectious "How You Move On," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The lyrics are clever and playful, and the melody is instantly memorable. The album then moves into "Dream Phone," a song that is reminiscent of the 90s pop-punk era with its driving guitar riffs and sing-along chorus.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Four Star Hotel," a song that explores the darker side of relationships, and "Caffeine," a track that is both catchy and introspective. The album closes with "The Schmooze," a song that is both hilarious and heartbreaking, with its lyrics about trying to make it in the music industry.

Summary by Robert Premus

The Curse of Fightmilk is a solid album that showcases Fightmilk's unique brand of indie rock. The band's ability to combine catchy melodies with clever lyrics makes for an enjoyable listening experience. Fans of indie rock and pop-punk will find a lot to love on this album.