Soul Punk

Patrick Stump’s Soul Punk opens on a skip, a scratchy digital jump like when a DJ segues from one record to another. The changeover is quick, almost subliminal, and it feels like a caveat. As if to say “Yes, this is Patrick Stump from Fall Out Boy, but this is not a Fall Out Boy record. This is something entirely…

Patrick Stump’s Soul Punk opens on a skip, a scratchy digital jump like when a DJ segues from one record to another. The changeover is quick, almost subliminal, and it feels like a caveat. As if to say “Yes, this is Patrick Stump from Fall Out Boy, but this is not a Fall Out Boy record. This is something entirely…

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Check out our album review of Artist's Soul Punk on Rolling Stone.com.