The debut LP from the At the Drive-In co-founder tussles with indie-pop and boisterous stadium rock.

With a high-profile Jawbreaker reunion at its center, this year’s edition of Riot Fest further cemented the Chicago party’s identity.

Bands reuniting can be much like exes reuniting—there’s the initial intoxication of a long-lost love restored, the few brief moments of ecstasy as it commences, and finally, the heart-sinking reminders of why the damn thing ended in the first place.

The first we’ve heard from the post-hardcore band since their 2000 classic “Relationship of Command”.