So Much For the Afterglow is the living proof of a true PunkRock continuity of being creative and also the right answer for any critics from the media saying that Everclear trio will going down right after their fantastic success during the explosion of Alternative Rock in the mid of nineties with the previous selling out record before this but Art Alexakis - the conceptor, multi-talented instrumentalist and great song-writer eith his best companion bassist Craig Montoya and their loyal drummer Greg Eklund (with the help of tons of additional musicians) decided that this is the moment of truth as these Portland, Oregon rock band releasing their third "fucking cool" album filled up with powerful hooks and melody licks the perfect insemination between Punk and Poprock in balance dosage which already acclaimed by the fans and respectable muisc media as the next generation of PunkPop album ever recorded and if you carefully listen to the record everything said and done might honestly huge and awesome as it is said to be but you need to prove it yourself. From the best lyrical about good relationship in the family on Fathe of Mine, the milestone of socioable issues and the lack of opportunities around the state in
I Will Buy You A New Life or just simply being yourself and never giving up to achieve your dreams through Normal like You and Everything to Everyone and much more to listen and learn from this album because even mostly the sound based on Punk-Rock; Everclear cleverly puts the additions of more fabulous strings arrangements or big band tones into them and with hardworks and good production, So Much For The Afterglow turns to a solid record better than the previous one with reasonable story and positive lyrics to grab more listeners or perhaps, just teaching back America to see things differently and in equality developed to a productive socialized way ...
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