Review by Aswathy P Krishnan

Uprising Contravene's Split album is a must-listen for any punk rock enthusiast. The album features a total of 10 tracks, with five songs from Uprising and five from Contravene. The album is a perfect blend of the two bands' distinct sounds, creating an impressive collaboration that is both energetic and thought-provoking.

The album starts off with Uprising's "We Stand Alone," a fast-paced, politically-charged track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Contravene's "In the Name of Convenience" follows, with a slower, more melodic sound that showcases the band's ability to create powerful, emotional music.

Throughout the album, both bands showcase their unique styles, with Uprising's raw, aggressive sound complementing Contravene's more melodic, introspective sound. The lyrics are equally impressive, tackling issues of social justice and political oppression with honesty and passion.

One of the standout tracks on the album is Uprising's "Punk Rock Is Dead," a scathing critique of the commercialization of punk rock. The song features blistering guitar riffs and a driving beat, making it one of the most memorable tracks on the album.

Summary by Aswathy P Krishnan

Uprising Contravene's Split album is a must-have for any punk rock fan. The collaboration between the two bands is a testament to the power of music to unite people and inspire change. The album is a powerful statement against oppression and a celebration of punk rock's rebellious spirit.