About this album
Where they were
Released in 2006, 'Come All You Madmen' is The Briggs' third studio album, following their 2004 release 'Back to Higher Ground'. At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their presence in the punk rock scene, building on the momentum from their previous albums while exploring more diverse lyrical themes.
Why it matters
The album received positive reviews within the punk community, praised for its raw energy and thoughtful lyrics. It helped The Briggs gain a stronger foothold in the U.S. punk rock scene during a time when many bands were gaining mainstream attention, contributing to the genre's resurgence in the mid-2000s.
Essential tracks
- "Mad Men" — The opening track sets the tone with its energetic riffs and urgent vocals, encapsulating the album's punk ethos.
- "This Is L.A." — A commentary on urban life, this track combines catchy hooks with sharp social critique, showcasing the band's lyrical depth.
- "Ship of Fools" — Blending melody with a driving beat, this track exemplifies the balance of chaos and introspection that defines the album.
- "Not Alone" — This song's themes of solidarity resonate deeply, making it a standout anthem for listeners seeking connection amid turmoil.
Release Date
January 1, 2006
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Mad Men 2:30
- 2 This Is L.A. 3:40
- 3 Bloody Minds 4:06
- 4 What Was I Thinking? 2:46
- 5 Charge Into the Sun 3:14
- 6 Not Alone 3:43
- 7 Ship of Fools 2:57
- 8 This Ship Is Now Sinking 3:31
- 9 Oblivion 4:02
- 10 Until Someone Gets Hurt 3:01
- 11 Final Words 3:38
- 12 Molly 4:29
