The masters of punk rock satire, dad jokes, and ripping hardcore riffs are back at it for the second year in a row, dishing out the goods on Father's Day. Drawing from their roots in California punk rock, hardcore, and fatherhood, the "dadditude" that these seasoned musician-dads are delivering is more than just a cheap shot at comedy; it's something a lot of people in the punk and hardcore world are taking seriously, well, as seriously as you can, given the lyrical content. These tracks pick up right where last year's debut Father's Day EP and their Xmas split with Ramoms lead off - without rehashing the same old jokes and riffs.