Citizen Fish - Live Fish

Review by Tyson Stevens

Live Fish is an energetic and engaging album by Citizen Fish, that showcases the band's unique blend of punk, ska, and reggae music. The album captures the raw energy and passion of Citizen Fish's live performances, with its lively instrumentation and catchy choruses.

The album features a mix of new and old tracks, including fan favorites like "Shelf Life", "Back to Square One", and "Active Ingredients". Each song is delivered with the band's signature blend of political commentary and infectious melodies, making for an album that is both thought-provoking and fun.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Human Conditioner", which features a driving bassline and soaring horns, as well as thought-provoking lyrics about the struggles of modern life. Another highlight is "Flesh and Blood", an upbeat ska track that encourages listeners to embrace their humanity and reject the dehumanizing effects of consumer culture.

Summary by Tyson Stevens

Live Fish is a must-listen for fans of punk, ska, and reggae music, and a great introduction to Citizen Fish for newcomers. The album captures the band's live energy and showcases their unique sound, making it a standout release in their discography.