Because the twelve songs live not only from the direct way in which Lavigne sings about lost love and broken relationships, but above all from a music approach rooted in pop punk, which nowadays rarely roars out of the speakers so directly. “Of course I love to sing an emotional ballad every now and then,” the musician revealed to “Fault” magazine. “But this turned out to be more of a rock alternative album, and for the first time I made a record that’s rock ‘n’ roll through and through.”
Album “Love Sux” – Avril Lavigne: Teenage as an eternal vocation
