Review by Kolja Schönfeld

Grimskunk's latest release, Set Fire, showcases the band's signature punk rock sound with a blend of reggae, ska, and metal influences. The album features ten tracks that are politically charged and socially conscious, with lyrics that touch on topics such as climate change, capitalism, and social injustice.

The album opens with the title track, "Set Fire," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its hard-hitting guitars and powerful vocals. "No Sympathy" is another standout track that features a catchy chorus and a strong message about standing up for what you believe in.

One of the strengths of Set Fire is the band's ability to seamlessly blend different genres into their music. "Faded Glory" has a reggae vibe, while "Watchful Elms" has a more metal sound with its heavy riffs and pounding drums.

Summary by Kolja Schönfeld

Set Fire is a solid addition to Grimskunk's discography and is sure to please fans of the band's unique sound. The album is a call to action for listeners to take a stand and fight for a better world, making it both musically and socially relevant.