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Pop Punk · May 1, 2026

All Systems Go

Non-Fiction (2026)
by M. Avery·2 min read
All Systems Go — Non-Fiction

A driving pop-punk album with classic edge, big hooks and a heart that lifts it above the pack.

An album release from All Systems Go hits all the sweet spots when it comes to driving pop punk with a great edge to bring alongside tons of color and character that thrive throughout the course of the release.

The Non-Fiction album never really lets up and showcases such classic energy when it comes to the genre but does so with a cross between a youthful and a mature approach songwriting wise which creates elements of subgenres within the record as well.

One of the best things about this release is the amount of heart that it actually has which is amazing because you get a record that comes at you with tons of bright hooks and this massive display of honesty in the lyrics and throughout it all, even though this is a pure pop-punk album if you grew up there certain time periods, you will recognize some of the different influences that were Incorporated on a record like this.

Good music that displays any sort of impactful passion and heart normally comes from places that are real.

They have something very genuine about them and although it's not incredibly straightforward every single time, being able to write songs about things in such a straightforward manner and being so incredibly honest about it makes a difference to The Listener.

So, you have this great sense of personality that grows throughout the course of the record, and this is part of what gets you so attached to it.

It works this way with pop-punk semi often, but it's got to be done right and these guys do it right.

These tracks were written with plenty of great hooks and choruses that stick in your brain and bounce around in there until you listen to it again but there's also that side of it that comes through so authentic and even anthemic at times that it creates this great atmosphere.

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