Every Descendents album is an event. Formed in ‘78, the band's first releases have proven historic, and all the ones since have only further refined the Descendents concept. Punk, pop, buzzing, summery, heartfelt, defiant, adolescent, and wise all at once - the Descendents sound never gets old. 2004's Cool to Be You served as the first album of new studio material from the pop-punk innovators since 1996's Everything Sucks. Switching from Epitaph to Fat Wreck Chords, Milo Aukerman, Bill Stevenson, Karl Alvarez, and Stephen Egerton are as hooky and humorous as ever here with tracks like "Dog and Pony Show" and "‘Merican" highlighting the fantastic comeback!