Social DistortionBorn to Kill

Mike Ness still sounds like he gargles gravel and cigarettes, and the band still hits with that chugging, rockabilly-charged punk that built their name. These eleven songs lean into the 70s rock Ness grew up on, twangy guitars and steady freight-train rhythm under his weathered snarl. The hooks are big, the playing is tight, the heartache is real. Social Distortion's first record in fifteen years, and it picks up like they never left. Crank it loud and drive too fast.