Last year I told my sister "Check it out, Descendents released a new album" and I pulled up Cool to Be You, which I discovered around 2014, but that's a memory that still feels fresh to me in 2019. So I looked it up for her only to find out that it actually came out in 2004, and I just thought it was new because I thought Descendents ended in the 90's so if they got back together, that's new.

That raised the obvious question, and it turns out they released another new album in 2016. Well that's like brand new! 2016 feels like yesterday right?

Thanks for reminding me to pick it up. I got a kick out of how much they matured on Cool to Be You, I bet there are genuine adult thoughts on the 2016 release. Now where's my copy of Spin Magazine with the BMG 12 for $0.12 flyer?