Review by Naguib Toihiri

The Resisters, a band from New York City, has released their debut album, also titled The Resisters. The album features a blend of rock, punk, and folk influences, creating a unique sound that is both energetic and introspective.

The opening track, "Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around," sets the tone for the album with its driving beat and catchy chorus. The Resisters' political and social commentary is evident in tracks like "We Are the Ones," which calls for unity and resistance against oppressive systems.

The album also features slower, more introspective tracks like "Where Are the Angels" and "In the Darkness," which showcase the band's ability to create emotionally charged ballads.

Summary by Naguib Toihiri

The Resisters' self-titled album is a strong debut that showcases the band's versatility and musical prowess. The combination of rock, punk, and folk influences creates a sound that is both unique and accessible, while the band's political and social commentary adds depth and meaning to the lyrics. Fans of politically charged rock music will definitely want to give this album a listen.