Oh, Rancid. A band so very consistent in a genre rife with the weak and flimsy, and a beacon for ska, pop-punk, and reggae tastes alike. Even over fifteen years and numerous side projects later, the foursome is still somehow able to churn out 15-20 tracks per album and make each one fresh and fun. From the boppy title track and first few songs, to the breezy synth in songs like "That's The Way It Is Now," Let the Dominoes Fall is just another strong addition to Rancid's enviable discography and a big fan's wet dream.
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