A Match And Some Gasoline

In A Match And Some Gasoline, The Suicide Machines deliver a politically charged punk record that showcases their signature ability to blend hardcore energy with memorable hooks. Featuring standout tracks that mix ska, reggae, and straightforward punk intensity, this album proves the band's mastery of reinvention. While some ska-heavy moments drag slightly, the overall collection remains engaging and solidly executed—a strong continuation from a band that consistently refuses to be confined to a single sound.