Fringe Class - Fringe Class Begins

Review by Kenji Soejima

Fringe Class, a four-piece band from New York, has released their debut album, Fringe Class Begins, and it has been received with great enthusiasm by music lovers. The album, which consists of eleven tracks, is a perfect blend of rock, punk, and pop, with a touch of grunge and alternative.

The album starts with the high-energy track, "Welcome to the Fringe," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The band's raw and edgy sound is evident in tracks like "Punk Rock Prom Queen" and "I'm Not Your Enemy," which showcase the band's talent for writing catchy and memorable hooks.

The album also has its softer moments, such as the ballad "Broken Dreams" and the acoustic "Leave Me Alone," which add a nice contrast to the overall sound of the album.

Fringe Class Begins is a well-crafted album that showcases the band's versatility and their ability to create music that is both catchy and meaningful. The lyrics are relatable and honest, and the music is infectious.

Summary by Kenji Soejima

Fringe Class Begins is an impressive debut album that will undoubtedly leave listeners wanting more from this talented band. Fans of rock, punk, and alternative music should definitely give this album a listen.