Flogging Molly- Float review

Finally, a new album I can be excited about.

For those unfamiliar with the band Flogging Molly, for shame. Described by many as "Irish Punk," the group has spent the past eight years redefining genres with their unique blend of Emerald Isle poetry, banjo and fiddle routines.

Their latest offering, Float, is yet another evolution of that sound. From the opening "Requiem for a dying song," to the final "The story so far," no two tracks on the album sound alike. Covering the bases of punk, country, folk, rock and more, there's literally something here for everyone.

Though the band packs a little less bullocks than back in the day, their sound has matured to the point where every line, every chord, every verse entertains in perfect synchronization.

It being nearly St. Paddy's day and all, there's literally no excuse not to pick this one up and get in the spirits (get it!) of the holiday. I guarantee Float will frequent your CD player long after March 17 comes and passes.