No Obligation by The Linda Lindas

No Obligation, the Linda Lindas' second album, came out on Epitaph on October 11, 2024, two years after Growing Up. Carlos de la Garza, father of Lucia and Mila, was back in the producer's chair, and the band cut it that year in their Los Angeles hometown at Henson Recording, Sunset Sound and Music Friends Studios.

All four write and all four sing: Lucia de la Garza and Bela Salazar on guitars, Eloise Wong on bass and Mila de la Garza on drums, passing the lead vocal around the room. The songs are punchy, hook-first pop-punk with a scrappy edge they haven't sanded off, and six singles came from it: "Too Many Things", "Resolution/Revolution", "All in My Head", "Yo Me Estreso", the title track and "Nothing Would Change". The band that went viral with "Racist, Sexist Boy" sounds like a band built to last, not a moment.

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