Jock Club - Evil Empire

Review by Lucas Domian

Evil Empire, the sophomore album by Jock Club, is a bold and uncompromising statement from the Los Angeles-based band. Filled with heavy riffs, pulsating beats, and politically charged lyrics, the album is a fiery call to arms against oppression and injustice.

From the opening track "Rage Against the Machine" to the closing anthem "Revolution Now," Jock Club delivers a blistering set of songs that are as thought-provoking as they are musically thrilling. The band's signature blend of punk, metal, and rap is on full display, with frontman Johnny Rotten's snarling vocals leading the charge.

Songs like "System Failure" and "Corporate Slaves" take aim at the corrupt systems that perpetuate inequality and greed, while tracks like "Burn It Down" and "Anarchy in the USA" urge listeners to take action and fight back against the powers that be.

Summary by Lucas Domian

Evil Empire is a powerful and timely album that showcases Jock Club's growth as a band and their commitment to speaking truth to power. Fans of Rage Against the Machine, System of a Down, and other politically charged rock acts will find plenty to love here.