Review by JAN MURIEL BRETAÑA

The album by Ex, The Chumbawamba, is a unique and eclectic blend of punk, folk, and political activism. The band's signature style is characterized by their use of unconventional instruments, such as accordions and brass horns, and their politically charged lyrics that confront issues such as globalization, war, and social inequality.

The album opens with the track "Everything You Know is Wrong," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its catchy chorus and biting critique of mainstream society. Other standout tracks include "The Day the Nazi Died," a scathing condemnation of fascism, and "Tubthumping," the band's biggest hit that encourages listeners to persevere in the face of adversity.

Ex's vocals are raw and impassioned, perfectly complementing the band's energetic and rebellious sound. The Chumbawamba's musicianship is also impressive, with each member contributing to the band's unique sound.

Summary by JAN MURIEL BRETAÑA

The Chumbawamba is a must-listen for fans of punk and political music. The album's message of social justice and resistance is as relevant today as it was when it was first released in 1997.