The seventh album from punk rock stalwarts The Casualties. Once again, the band teamed up with legendary drummer and producer Bill Stevenson, who also worked on their two previous albums. With We Are All We Have, the band has proven they’re more than capable of keeping things fresh and exciting while still satisfying their diehard fan base. We Are All We Have, though full of their signature bracing, high-octane hardcore punk, also features a few surprises. As drummer Meggers testifies, “[It’s] definitely our most diverse album. There’s a reggae song on there, there’s our staple Casualties anthem sing-alongs, there’s some thrash-metal influence in there, so it’s all over the place, but still holding on to the true Casualties sound” adding, “I think it’s what the band needed after six records.” He attributes the more varied sound to the fact that they all listen to such different styles of music, which are finally seeping into some songs. Another way this album differs from records past is how they went about writing lyrics. While vocalist Jorge penned a majority of the lyrics, Jake, Meggers, and bassist Rick each wrote a few songs as well. “We all have our own say in this,” the drummer explains.

Vinyl Color: Black

Track Listing

Carry On The Flag 
We Are All We Have 
Hearts Bleed Black 
Rise And Fall 
Apocalypse Today 
War Is Business 
In The Tombs 
Stand Against Them All 
Depression - Unemployment Lines 
Looking Thru Bloodshot Eyes 
Lonely On The Streets - Jersey City 
Life Clone 
Clockwork
Rockers Reggae (Working Man's Dub)