Honesty in music is crucial. If you’re looking for an explosive album that bleeds honesty, makes you want to dance, and feel a whole range of emotions, then look no further than FTHC, Frank Turner’s ninth studio album. As the rocker turns 40 right before its release, it seems as if Turner is wanting to be more open and honest while utilizing the punk genre once again to spill his guts to the listeners, and more importantly, himself. Lead by a slew of singles, the first being “Haven’t Been Doing So Well,” a song that contributes a more dance-punk rhythm that’s synthy and energetic to FTHC. Overall, this album is constructed very well. The singles lay the archetype for what is to be expected, and if you’re a fan of Frank Turner already, you’re going to thoroughly enjoy what he puts forth. “...
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