Hot Water Music's album Vows is a big deal for the band. It marks their 30-year journey in the punk rock scene and showcases their characteristic energy combined with a renewed sense of growth and collaboration. Brian McTernan, who previously worked with the band on their early 2000s albums, produced the album, and it encapsulates the spirit of reflecting on the past while moving forward. The album features notable collaborators such as Thrice, City and Colour, and The Interrupters, and it explores themes of resilience, celebration, personal and collective growth. But, is it worth your time? Let's see what the critics and our community think.
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