GO TIME!’s sound remains rooted in hard-edged power pop with garage-rock grit and a bar-band sense of swagger. The guitars push forward constantly, the rhythms stay tight, and the hooks arrive without feeling overly polished. There’s a roughness to the…
What separates GO TIME! from countless other power-pop revivalists is that they never sound overly polished. The band’s music carries the rough edges of garage rock without collapsing into sloppiness. There’s melody here, certainly, but it arrives attached to muscle…
…GO TIME! still sound hungry. After eleven albums, many bands settle into autopilot. 11 avoids that entirely. The performances feel engaged, the guitars sound urgent, and the overall atmosphere captures the feeling of a band that still wants to win…
At its core, the album blends power pop structure with garage-rock grit. The hooks are there, but they arrive wrapped in crunching guitars, steady rhythms, and enough roughness to keep things grounded. GO TIME! clearly appreciate melody, yet they never…
What immediately stands out about 11 is how alive it feels…The record has a directness to it that recalls the best qualities of classic power pop and garage rock: sharp guitars, driving rhythms, memorable hooks, and enough grit to keep…
The gents in the Chicago-based band Go Time! are back with what just might be their most solid release yet. We've been impressed by previous recordings from this band, but 11 really kicks out…
Go Time! seem well aware of the weight that a milestone of ten albums carries. Their new album entitled, 11, doesn’t announce itself with grand gestures; it earns its stripes quietly, through craft…
The new album 11 from Go Time! feels like a band that knows exactly what it does well and leans all the way into it. This is straight-ahead, hook-driven powerful pop—tight arrangements, chiming guitars, and melodies that stick after a…