All or Nothing by Pennywise

All or Nothing, Pennywise's tenth studio album, came out on Epitaph on May 1, 2012, and it's the odd one out in the Hermosa Beach band's catalog: the only record they made with Ignite's Zoli Téglás at the mic. Jim Lindberg had quit in 2009, Téglás stepped in the following February, and the four years since Reason to Believe made this the longest wait between Pennywise albums yet. It also brought them home to Epitaph for the first time since The Fuse.

Fletcher Dragge, Randy Bradbury and Byron McMackin play like the title is a dare: fast, tight, fist-in-the-air skate-punk, with Téglás barking over the top. "Let Us Hear Your Voice" went to radio in April, and "Revolution" ended up in the video game WWE '13. The Téglás era didn't last: a back injury sidelined him, and Lindberg was back before the year was out.

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