Review by Bram Markus

Loose Ends, the third studio album by Real Friends, is a reflection of the band's growth as musicians and songwriters. The album features 12 tracks that are a mix of pop-punk and emo, with introspective lyrics that deal with themes of anxiety, self-doubt, and relationships.

The album kicks off with "Me First," a fast-paced track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song deals with the pressure of putting oneself first in a relationship, and the fear of losing someone if they don't. The album also features the single "From The Outside," which has become a fan favorite and showcases the band's ability to write catchy hooks and memorable choruses.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Nervous Wreck," which deals with the anxiety of being in a new relationship and the fear of being vulnerable. The song features a stripped-down acoustic guitar and showcases the band's ability to write emotionally charged lyrics.

Summary by Bram Markus

Loose Ends is a solid album that showcases Real Friends' growth as a band. The album features a mix of upbeat pop-punk tracks and introspective emo ballads that will resonate with fans of the genre. While the album may not break new ground in the genre, it is a strong addition to Real Friends' discography and is sure to please fans of the band.