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“punk rock pros” – Grammy.com 

“SUPERCHARGED… is a straightforward blast of their brand of rock and roll.” – Spin Magazine

“The Offspring are one of the most popular and influential bands from the ’90s mainstream punk world. It’s refreshing to see them not only continue to make music, but deliver top-notch sounds that really take one back to the golden era of the mainstream punk movement.” – Blabbermouth 

“The Offspring in 2024 are as technically complex and professional as ever, their songs packed with air-guitar potential.” – Punktastic

“Supercharged treads a tightrope between nostalgia and reinvention, The Offspring embracing a slicker, more polished production while maintaining that punk edge of old.” – Stack Magazine

“Well Offspring, it’s been magical and emotionally filled to say the least. If you have any level of appreciation for this band, then you’ll give this the time it deserves and then some. “ – Everblack Media

“SUPERCHARGED demonstrates they still have shots to fire and their veteran status is well deserved and worth celebrating.” – Wall Of Sound

“With Supercharged, they reaffirm their place in punk rock history while inviting listeners along for the ride.” – Hear2Zen

“The Offspring‘s new album Supercharged is exactly what its title suggests – pure fun and brimming with positive energy. The band captures the essence of their signature sound, blending upbeat punk-rock melodies with lyrics that can lift the mood of any listener.” – Spotlight Report

“They have found the key to staying consistently true to their Offspring signature sound, whilst still digging deep into their own creative juices and bring fans something well worth the wait.” – Good Call Live

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The Offspring have been tearing up the punk rock scene since the ’90s, and they’re not slowing down anytime soon. Their blend of skate-punk energy, sing-along anthems, and satirical wit has made them a staple in rock music, and with SUPERCHARGED, they’re showing they’ve still got more to show us. This new album offers a mix of fiery riffs, self-aware lyrics, and the kind of high-octane energy that long-time fans will love.

“Looking Out For #1”

This opening track starts off with The Offspring’s signature punch—fast-paced guitar riffs, Dexter Holland’s unmistakable vocals, and a hook that just brings you in. Lyrically, it’s all about self-preservation, a theme that feels familiar but hits differently in a world that’s become all about looking out for yourself. Holland belts, “If you’re looking out for number one, you’re gonna miss the rest,” which might sound like a warning, but here, it feels more like a celebration of unapologetic independence. The chorus lands hard, a perfect mix of snark and catharsis. It’s got just enough of a modern twist to make you hit repeat.

“Light It Up”

“Light It Up” is a power track. The guitars on this one feel like they’re charging ahead at 100 miles per hour, while the drums hit like a stampede. It’s The Offspring at their most kinetic, and the energy is contagious. Lyrically, it’s about seizing the moment, setting everything ablaze—metaphorically, of course. Dexter’s shout of “Light it up, let it burn!” feels like a battle cry for anyone ready to shake off the mundane and dive headfirst into chaos. Clocking off from a 9-5 job, this one hits hard. I can picture this track in any mosh pit, with their crowd singing along, as loud as they can. It’s raw, urgent, and everything you’d want from The Offspring in 2024.

“The Fall Guy”

This track slows things down—just a little—without losing any of the band’s edge. “The Fall Guy” is all about being the one who always takes the blame, even when it’s not your fault. It’s tongue-in-cheek, sarcastic, and, honestly, kind of relatable. The guitar work adds some moody layers to the song, while the vocals hit just the right balance of frustration and amusement. The chorus, “Guess I’ll take the fall again,” sticks with you in that bittersweet, fist-pumping kind of way. It’s a perfect example of The Offspring blending humour and raw emotion into something that sticks.

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“Make it All Right”

“Make it All Right” feels like a throwback to their Americana days but with a more reflective twist. The Offspring know how to churn out a melodic punk anthem, and this one is packed with catchy hooks and a nostalgic vibe. The song speaks to the need for reconciliation and moving past old wounds, without being too heavy-handed. The delivery seems earnest. The chorus has that classic Offspring feel—but not overly polished—making it a track that feels both fresh and comfortingly familiar.

“Ok, But This Is The Last Time”

We’ve all been there: saying “just one more time,” knowing full well it won’t be. This track captures that spirit perfectly. The vocals are playful but exasperated, trying to reinforce the message of breaking bad habits. The upbeat tempo and catchy guitar work keep the mood light, even when the lyrics touch on the frustration of making the same mistakes over and over. The sharp riffs really shines here, keeping the energy high even as the song’s message is full of weary.

“Truth in Fiction”

“Truth in Fiction” dives deep into the idea that sometimes reality feels stranger than fiction. It’s a bit more introspective than other tracks, with a darker tone and slower tempo that lets the lyrics breathe. The song’s pacing allows the band to experiment with layering, giving the track a more atmospheric feel while maintaining that classic punk backbone. The vocals sound more urgent, like he’s onto something big, while the band pulls back just enough to let the lyrics hit harder. It’s a thinker, but still manages to be catchy.

“Come to Brazil”

Every band jokes about fans begging them to “come to Brazil,” and The Offspring have turned it into a full-on anthem. This track is pure fun—fast, cheeky, and full of playful energy. It’s an ode to the passionate fans who’ve been asking for years for them to make the trek to South America. The song’s humour doesn’t undercut its catchiness, though. The chorus is infectious, and the whole track feels like an inside joke between the band and their listeners. It’s lighthearted but will no doubt become a fan favourite, especially for those who’ve been yelling “Come to Brazil!” from the crowd for decades. Hey Australia, maybe we should send them a DM too?

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“Get Some”

“Get Some” is the band at their most straightforward and aggressive. It’s a hard-hitting track that doesn’t pull any punches, with fast guitar riffs and a relentless drum beat that makes you feel like you’re right in the middle of a fight. The lyrics are full of rebellious energy, and the whole song feels like a rallying cry for those ready to break free from the grind. It’s classic Offspring—loud, brash, and unapologetically in-your-face. If you’re looking for something to thrash to, this is your track.

“Hanging By a Thread”

“Hanging By a Thread” brings in a more emotional punch. It’s a song about barely holding it together, with lyrics that touch on vulnerability and the fragility of mental health. The band’s instrumentation feels tight and restrained, allowing the lyrics to take centre stage. This track is one of the more personal ones on the album. It’s an anthem for anyone who’s ever felt like they’re on the edge, but still fighting to keep going. The Offspring are not afraid to get real and raw, even amidst all the noise.

“You Can’t Get There From Here”

The closing track feels like a reflection on all the chaos that came before it. It’s a mid-tempo rocker that balances optimism with the idea that sometimes, no matter how hard you try, you just can’t get where you want to go. The lyrics are poignant without being too heavy, and the music builds to a satisfying, almost triumphant conclusion. There’s a sense of finality to this track that wraps up the album perfectly. It’s introspective, but still has that Offspring edge, making it a fitting end to SUPERCHARGED.

With SUPERCHARGED, The Offspring prove they’ve still got plenty to say—and they’re saying it loud. Each track brings something fresh while staying true to the sound that made them iconic. It’s an album that both longtime fans and new listeners can get behind, full of energy, humour, and heart.

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Track Listing:

01. Looking Out For #1 
02. Light It Up
03. The Fall Guy
04. Make It All Right 
05. Ok, But This Is The Last Time
06. Truth In Fiction
07. Come To Brazil 
08. Get Some 
09. Hanging By A Thread 
10. You Can’t Get There From Here

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About The Offspring

The Offspring is an American rock band from Garden Grove, California, formed in 1984. Originally formed under the name Manic Subsidal, the band’s lineup consists of lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist Dexter Holland, lead guitarist Noodles, bassist Todd Morse, drummer Brandon Pertzborn and percussionist Jonah Nimoy. Over the course of their longstanding career, they have released ten studio albums. The Offspring is often credited—alongside fellow California bands Green Day and Rancid—for reviving mainstream interest in rock in the 1990s. They have sold over 40 million records worldwide, making them one of the best-selling rock bands in history.

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