Come All You Madmen

While influences do spark change, The Briggs have stayed true to their signature sound, but by no means are they predictable. “It's more aggressive, more melodic and folky at the same time than anything else we have done up to this point,” states Jason. “We figured there was no point in fucking around in making a boring, safe record so we turned it up a notch, pushed our own limits out of the comfort zone. We went more extreme in both directions at the same time.” Featuring guest appearances from punk rock legends Brian Baker (Bad Religion, Minor Threat), Ken Casey (Dropkick Murphys) and Dicky Barrett (The Mighty Mighty Bosstones), Come All You Madmen erupts with explosive anthemic working class street punk. From the soaring guitars on the fist pumping tune “Charge Into The Sun” and the marching beats of the Irish inspired sing-along “Mad Men” to the raw melodic sincerity of “Not Alone” and the acoustic folk offering of “Oblivion,” The Briggs continue to prove themselves as one of punk’s most respectable and memorable acts.