Philippines punk outfit Lessthanzero tap straight into 90s skate-punk DNA with their new single “Until We All Fall Down.” From the first seconds, it’s clear where their heart sits: fast tempos, melodic riffs, and that familiar blend of urgency and optimism that defined a generation of punk rock records in the NOFX and Hi-Standard era.
The song moves quickly but never feels rushed. Guitars stay bright and driving, the drums keep a tight, propulsive pace, and the vocals balance melody with grit. There’s a sense of momentum throughout, the kind that makes the track feel built for movement, whether that’s a crowded pit or a late-night drive with the windows down.
What makes “Until We All Fall Down” stand out is how naturally it carries its influences without sounding like a copy. Lessthanzero don’t chase nostalgia for its own sake. Instead, they use that 90s skate-punk framework as a foundation, adding their own energy and perspective to keep the song feeling alive and current.
Lyrically and emotionally, the track leans into perseverance and shared struggle. There’s a collective spirit running through it, a sense of pushing forward together even when things feel unstable. It’s a theme that fits punk rock perfectly, delivered without overstatement or forced drama.
With “Until We All Fall Down,” Lessthanzero show they understand why that 90s sound still matters. Fast, melodic, and full of heart, this is punk rock that connects past and present while standing confidently on its own.
