Album Review: Supercharged by The Offspring

Californian pop-punk outfit return with an aptly-titled high octane, wild paced offering With Green Day selling out stadiums and both Sum 41 and Blink-182 releasing new albums, The Offspring were never going to stay quiet. Thirty-five years after their explosive self-titled debut, they return with Supercharged – an aptly titled, high-octane dose of pop-punk at its best. Three decades is a long time to maintain the wild pace of the band's early albums, yet the Californian outfit manage to do it with ease as they deliver a sonic extension of the summer.

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Make it all right. It's funny looking back on it now, because Let the Bad Times Roll really was an unmitigated disaster by every metric imaginable. For a record that took eleven years to materialise, it was outrageously poor considering it was coming from a band of The Offspring's venerable stature. Sure, their output post-new-millennium has been a little tepid, but up until 2021 they'd never released anything as ugly as Let the Bad Times Roll.

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