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Flight Club Ascends to New Heights on “Until The Sun Drowns”- Review


Written by Richie Oliver

Virginia’s own Flight Club have done it again on their newest album, “Until The Sun Drowns.” Released on July 30, 2021, the band’s newest album is a nostalgic trip back to middle school, in the best way.


Most would stick Flight Club in the pop-punk genre, but they aren't strictly defined it. You can find influences of emo, rock, metal, grunge, and so much more throughout their discograph.


“Until The Sun Drowns” is a great exploratory album by the band. From “Adolescence” to “Like You Mean It,” Flight Club knows exactly what they’re going for.


“Adolescence” is the premier stand-out from the album, and for good reason. Invoking music acts from the 90’s and early 2000’s like Lifehouse, “Adolescence"'s Shinedown-like introduction is a trip to an easier time, when a teenager’s biggest problem was forgetting to bring the Zima to a party.


“Good Company” was another stand-out track, sitting up high on the pop-punk shelf. A driving drum beat, meandering overdriven guitar notes in the verse, and a catchy chorus make this song a great road trip playlist addition.


“Like You Mean It” pairs a Devo-like riff with a 90’s sounding verse to create a head-bopping, rockable song, bringing the listener to an 80’s cafeteria and a mid-2000’s rock club.


Flight Club’s “Until The Sun Drowns” is a rocking record, well worth checking out on your preferred streaming service. Like the band? Support them by following them on Twitter @flightclubva or by grabbing some merch from their website here.


What did you think of Flight Club’s newest record? Let us know on Twitter @lgndsoftmrw.

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