All In

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On the rootsy-twangy All In, ex-Tsunami Bomb leader Jay Northington returns with a band whose name is a subtle variation on his own. Northington's hoarse bark of a voice sounds at times hauntingly like that of Social Distortion's Mike Ness, especially on the hectoring "Sell Out," which could easily pass as an outtake from SD's White Light, White Heat, White Trash. Northington mostly keeps on the right side of the country-punk hybrid throughout All In, particularly on the excellent "Bottom Line" and "This Means War." However, the album ends with the botched melodrama of the acoustic protest tune "The Death of Jim Green," on which Northington overreaches something fierce and ends up merely sounding hectoring and ridiculous. Aside from that misstep, however, Nothington's All In is some pretty decent blue-collar punk 'n' roll. ~ Stewart Mason, All Music Guide

Artist	Nothington
Format	CD
Genre	Rock
Label Name	Better Youth Organization
Release Date	2007 02 13
Song List	1: Where I Stand (2:34) 2: Bottom Line (2:47) 3: Something New (3:23) 4: Going Home (2:49) 5: Awake for Days (3:36) 6: Sell Out (2:57) 7: This Time Last Year (3:18) 8: Last Time (2:26) 9: This Means War (2:31) 10: Where Is This Going (3:48) 11: Death of Jim Green (3:26)
Style.Categories	Punk Revival, Alternative Country-Rock

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