Originally conceived as a frenetic side-project founded by members of Thursday, Glassjaw and Converge, United Nations membership & ideology have evolved into a full-time flagship for incendiary chaos. Their line-up overhauled to include members of acclaimed screamo group Pianos Become the Teeth, United Nations have become a perpetual lightning rod for controversy, confusion, and contempt; in other words, they have become one of the most promising Punk bands in North America. Now, the enigmatic supergroup have returned with the long-awaited follow-up to their self-titled 2008 debut & their first new recordings since 2010's highly sought after 'Never Mind the Bombings, Here's Your Six Figures'. Featuring material recorded between the spring of 1981 and the fall of 2016, the Next Four Years picks up where 'Never Mind the Bombings' left off, expanding on their already caustic sound with an even greater sense of urgency and aggression. It's a furious homage to the pioneers of Punk, and a scorching critique on the current state of Punk.
C**Y
Five Stars
Not as good as the first album but still solid if you're a fan.
M**N
Five Stars
Not as memorable as the first one but still great.
B**.
Five Stars
jawsome
D**N
United Nations has slowly become one of my new favorite bands in the past year
United Nations has slowly become one of my new favorite bands in the past year. I love the feel of their music and they are all incredibly talented. I actually have to disagree with Chad and say that this is my favorite album by United Nations. There first was great, but the songs on The Next Four Years seem to have more originality to me. Im really excited to see what this band does next!
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