Fixed Ideals

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Album number two from the best kept secret in British indie, Muncie Girls, is another banger.

‘Fixed Ideals’ is a triumph.

A record both charming and bold.

If you took a pop-punk band and gave it a guitarist who could lay out big blankets of sound like J Mascis, you might end up with something like U.K. trio Muncie Girls, who deliver an engaging blend of hooks and firepower on their second album, 2018's Fixed Ideals.

In a time of seismic change, political turmoil and rollercoaster national pride, Muncie Girls remain a much-needed constant.

After 2016's From Caplan to Belsize made an enviable splash on both sides of the Atlantic (despite limited push in the U.S.), hype surroundi...

An intoxicating salmagundi of personal family problems, ongoing global issues and the beauty of friendship, 'Fixed Ideals' demonstrates Muncie

Even though there's angst and frustration, there’s an optimism that cuts through trio Muncie Girls' second album 'Fixed Ideals'.

Muncie Girls start with punk-pop and work their unique tastes and personalities into it from their in our review of 'Fixed Ideals'